Gene Nash

Gene Nash

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In Vegas recently, a woman got high on her prescription medication by taking more than her prescribed dose, drove her truck into a bus stop killing 3 kids and an adult woman, and didn't even get charged by the District Attorney. In another case, an unlicensed driver eating his lunch while cruising down the street ramed into the back of a city truck, pinning the worker to the vehicle and cutting off both his legs. "Nothing we can do about!" s

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What concerned me even more -- something I meant to blog about at the time but never got around to -- was when Bush talked several weeks ago about using military quarantines in the case of an outbreak. They sure like to break out their little internment camp plan at every opportunity, don't they? Bio attack? Let the military round 'em up! Dirty bomb? Let the military round 'em up! A bird coughed next to that outspoken fellow? Let the militar

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Ah, where to begin...? If nothing else such a feature set will allow you and everyone else here that dislikes "me" to filter out the articles posted by myself and others like me. You can live in your universe where me and my opinions wouldn't exist as far as you and your like minded chums are concerned. </TAB

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Okay, I read the thread in question. I think you were out of line with the "officially King Of All Liars" response. A simple "No I don't think that..." would have sufficed. I mean king of ALL liars? Moreso than the nazis at Nuremberg? Moreso than "I never had sexual relations with that woman -- Ms. Lewinsky"? Moreso than "You are... King Of All Liars"? It's not only inaccurate, it's like seeing someone unwittingly par

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put the eucharist away in the tabernacle (Hi god, how are you in there?) Little "g" noted. 1. Praise and worship, in song, to God all mighty for 30- 45 minutes. <

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As far as annulment goes, that's a religious thing, not a legal thing (unless I misunderstand), Yes, there is a secular annulment legal "thing." It's when a court vacates a marriage, making it as if it never happened. Try googling: legal annulment. In a Christian context, remarriage after

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don't really matter if they're muslims, janes, zoroastians or elks. Elks are scary. Especially in an overcrowded room. Especially when there's only one donut left and it's on the opposite side of the overcrowded room from the Elks. They'd overturn and burn a car to get to it. (Burning cars

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BTW, "'Scalito' = Racism" is about 3 things: 1) Throwing what is seen as a Liberal tactic -- You can't say that! It's racism! -- back in their faces. "Turn about is fair play." 2) Put the other side on the defensive. The old "gain points by calling your opponent a hypocrite" ploy. The idea being they'll have to waste valuable time defending themselves, and hopefully they'll take damage if the media picks up on it. 3) Trying

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What does "little scalia" have to do with calling someone a "wop"? Little Scalia is derogatory int he same sense as wop? No, no, no. JU's preferred term is "dego." Get with the agenda. How long before we hear about his Sinatra collection and longtime desire to be a boxer? Maybe we'll find o

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I was about 3 years old. My grandparents were watching me at their small apartment while my parents worked. My grandfather drifted away from his booze, cigs, and TV long enough to decide I should go trick-or-treating. "He doesn't even have a costume!" my grandmother scolded. "Well, make him one!" After spending all day as a seamstress, Grandma didn't seem too inclined to toss a freebie little Genie's way. I didn't know what i

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I have to say I am opposed to term limits, all term limits, but in particular the Presidential one. I do think it automatically sets up a second term President as an ignorable lame duck. But since "the second term curse" existed long before that little beauty was enacted, it can hardly be faulted. (Darn it.) Right now Bush's two biggest problems are Iraq and energy. Iraq won't be decided in his favor or against till long after he's gone -- so his ac

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I haven't been as excited about pro wrestling as I have been since World Class first entered my TV market Alas, I am currently without cable or dish -- stuck with a mere handful of channels, all but one in snowy B&W. Smackdown's the only game in town for me. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%"

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Amazing what you can learn playing a game, isn't it? I've always said, if you want to know what someone (including yourself) is all about, play a few games with them.

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I've sat through some bad wrestling and some extremely stupid and annoying storylines, but tonight I did something I don't think I've ever done before. I turned off WWE Smackdown. Even random channel surfing had to be better than the embarrassing, car wreck, steaming pile of doo being broadcast into my living room. If you were unfortunate enough to be watching UPN this Friday evening, I bet you can guess the moment I reached for th

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The Raiders were not the Raiders outside of Oakland. The City made the team as much as Al Davis did. I agree (and that's how we feel about the Rams!), but it doesn't stop people from regularly floating that balloon.

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Even if she could talk to President Bush (again) I don't believe she really wants to meet with Bush again. It was a convenient nail to hang her antics on. I think it was calculated in some back room by people smart enough to manipulate this dumb waif, calculated as a "sound bite"-like hook to gain ma

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But after they dumped you, would you be willing to take them back? (The Rams) I would. The Rams belong in L.A. -- a sentiment I've heard expressed on many occasions. I can't speak for the whole city, of course, but there's a ton of people who would welcome back even the Raiders, and Georgia Frontiere

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I mean this is the sin city second only to Las Vegas (it does have Hollywood after all) Being from L.A., I'm going to ignore that. Grrr. I have a better idea. Give us back the Rams, and send the Saints to St. Louis. <img src="../images/smiles/smile.gif" border=0 ALIGN="abs

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The only one I really questioned was a French Captain! Now that stretches the imagination. He did have an English accent to make it more palatable. A spoon full of sugar...

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I dont agree with the premise that he is in Free fall. Would it be accurate to say your position is "Nothing is wrong, therefore nothing needs to be done"? He

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George Takei, known around the world as Star Trek 's Mr. Sulu, has come out of the closet. He's always seemed a bit prissy to me -- especially when talking about William Shatner -- but gay? He told The Associated Press that playing the role of the psychiatrist in Equus inspired his going public. He attributes it to the nature of the character, but I don't know... I remember back in college, when a couple of

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