The only two shows that I really follow are Battlestar Gallatica on scifi and Lost. Oh and I'm looking forward to Heroes return.
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I wanted to write a thoughtful and insightful response but I just can't seem to get it out of me. I don't understand people who want to compare things with the holocaust. I really don't think anything compares to that systematic dehumanization, brutalization and attempted elimination of an entire race of people. When I see the pictures from the concentration camps, it literally almost makes me physically sick. I understand the desire to try to offer s
That stinks. I've been considering buying my boys a new game system. I have always liked Nintendo because I thought they had more young kid friendly game. I am a non-gamer this is just from a mom standpoint. Though I have to say that I rocked at Tiggers hunny hunt. My boys are getting older now though. Brendan wants the Wii. Bret wants the xbox 360, I think mainly because he wants to play Halo. I think rock band looks like fun. Moola is an
Hillarious! The first step to change is recognizing the problem - lol. I just do 5k's and I'm a middle of the pack gal. I will try to beat my previous time but I don't have that competitive knock kids in the ditch off their bikes and stomp on baby strollers drive ;)
Great post, Brandie. Can I sit at the cool kids table with you?
[quote]~*~ I don't know if clumsiness had to do with the following, but can you believe I baked a dime into one of my pancakes yesterday [/quote] You beat me, once I baked egg shells into a cake. lol
ha ha. So you're not a big fan of the Rick roll? My sister still loves Rick Astley but she lives in Ohio and I don't have to listen to it. Tell him to invest in a set of headphones if he wants to survive.
I hope all goes well with the surgery.
So it's okay for Obama to talk about "typical white people" but Hillary can't cite an article that contained a true statement about the support she recieved from white, working-class voters. If she just said working-class voters it wouldn't be true because Obama is receiving support from the black working class voters.
Okay I meant bowling alley and she is NOT a witch - ;P , You're just jealous because you know that no one can rock a pantsuit like Hillary.
sniffle, sniffle :SNIFF!: , I guess it's time to start tearing the bowling out of the White House to make room for the basketball court. - lol Honestly, I'm not giving up on Hillary until she gives up.
[quote] Super Tuesday was in MARCH, by the way. Obama certainly HAS won primaries since February.[/quote] Actually Super Tuesday was February 5. Sorry Gid, you must be living in a dream world.
"the number of pledged delegates elected in each category allocated to the state pursuant to the Call for the National Convention shall be reduced by fifty (50%) percent, and the number of alternates shall also be reduced by fifty (50%) percent. " From the DNC selection rules. You should also note that Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina also broke the DNC rules but were not punished. The DNC is enforcing the rules arbitrarily and not even
Oh and Obama won Guam by like 7 votes and they each got two delegates. Big win, in his column.
[quote]ZOGBY: OBAMA UP 14 IN NC; AHEAD 2-POINTS INDIANA...[/quote] polls ... schmolls - the only ones that count are the ones that show my candidate is up which would be the Gallup/USA Today poll http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/05/05/AR2008050500815.html Wow - Obama won guam ... and Michigan and Florida shouldnt' be counted. </p
Actually according to the DNC rules, they should only lose 50% of the delegates from these states. They were willing to have a revote but Obama protested probably because these are not states he would carry. The fact of the matter is that without Michigan and Florida delegates in play Obama cannot win enough pledged delegates to get the nomination either. That little detail always seems to be missing. If Obama has already sewn up the nomination why is he still campaign
I'm wishing you good Karma on your birthday, Karma.
At least you're remembered and not anonymous. Now if you ever need an alibi everyone will be able to remember you knitting at the truck stop.
I have missed for the last few weeks. I sometimes find my mind wandering and it's like I'm a little kid again checking out people's shoes as they go to communion. Now I just people watch. I try. I pray. I think I'm in the same boat except I don't make myself go every week. I also drive about 25 miles to my church. It is a very open minded church. I have always had issues with the churches that teach "what we believe is right, what everyone else
I'm more of a container gardener myself. Just a few pots of flowers. My classic is a strawberry pot filled with succulents. In Texas, containers dry out fast and succulents hang in there a little longer if you happen to forget to water them. Good luck with your herb garden. It sounds great.
Oooh, is this where I can write one of those, please don't go comments. I guess not since you already decided. You got it wrong. You have to write a goodbye forever JU post and THEN you write the I've decided to stay post. Then you get all the please don't go comments on the former and all the I'm so glad you decided to stay comments on the latter.
[quote]"previous condition of servitude"-[/quote] I think that was referring to former slaves or indentured servants not prisoners. Next time link to the article and write your opinion in the body of the article.
I think you need to follow your own advice and know your facts. Or even better know that what you believe to be facts are really opinions. Luckily we live in a country where we are all free to express whatever beliefs we want.
Yes, we absolutely get too worked up about nudity etc. We all have the same bits and pieces so to speak. Do you remember when the government paid thousands of dollars for curtains to cover up a statue with a bare breast? ridiculous. Of course, I don't think we should sexualize children either.
[quote] I think people my age are really going to have to undergo a huge paradigm shift.[/quote] You're right. We really are used to getting whatever we want at least in the U.S. We expect the shelves to be stocked and complain about the prices being too high. I do think that ethanol being made from grain is a huge mistake. I know that legislation has already been passed to eventually make the shift to using the corn stalks and inedible parts of corn or sawgras