how bout the ignorant people stay here, and I just get to go to the island? --yup, the more I think about it, the more I like the idea--I mean, we are talking about a Carribbean Island right? Fully functioning, electricity, sunny weather, fun cocktails with umbrellas--you know the works... yup, let's leave the ignorant people to do the daily grind while I have myself some island fun!
shadesofgrey
"Computer problems? Too bad, sucka! If it's late, it doesn't exist, kinda like how your computer lost it in the first place." Wow, you are harsh--but I understand you have to draw the line somewhere. But here's a true story for you... My senior y
I've had 3 articles featured, and I've been here since mid-February. My blog is more of a personal journal though, so I doubt many people would find it terribly enthralling. Hmm, sounds like I'm the exception to another rule--Dharma, I find your blog extremely enthralling!
Excellent! Keep 'em coming!
shadesofgrey, you must be the exception to the rule then clearly
um..Jill, I'm really sorry, I was so caught up in this debate, that I accidently knocked grape juice all over your carpet--where do you keep the paper towels? **muttering about how she'll never be invited back to Jill's house** Ok, here's my two cents on the featured debate: To the best of my knowledge, I am not in the clique. To the best of my knowledge, Brad and I d
All too typical of female thinking... Interesting take, Dan. However, I think the fear of commitment and love doesn't tend to discriminate based on gender. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="mb-Body-Quote-Table"
And like you, I am sure he will still be around next week. Pisses me off. It was painful--but you almost get the sense that he's wishing the Idol voters would put him out of his misery. Simon did give him a great compliment--which was very surprising. Agreed that Diana performance was the b
wow...I feel like I'm reading another language...but the ass-clown comments made me laugh... greywar--I like your writing style...I look forward to reading more (see, I even read the ones that aren't simply links to other articles! )
or the cost of all the damage they did to my car. You should seriously look into that--I'm pretty sure the city is responsible for damages--especially if you can prove there was no sign regarding the street sweeping. You just gotta be willing to fight!
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you need to finish the bracket [Qupte] what you are quoting [/qupte] (note, I spelled it wrong so you could see it.)
Wow Dharma--I'm impressed! Must have felt great, especially since you were WAY ahead of your goal!
I am only successful in getting the quote function to work when I am in the forums. The bracket methods work there... sorry that I can't be more helpful!
NOTE: Honey, if you are reading this, I figured you and the kids have legs and can make your way out of the burning fire. If you were somehow incapacitated, I'd place you on top of my gown's protective box and drag you out. I promise. That had me laughing. I love your writing style! I look forward to
I'm listening. Please take Dharma up on her offer.
Was he hot, btw...the security guard? hmm...I hadn't really noticed. I'll have to pay more attention tonight! I'll report back!
As many are aware, I spent the weekend throwing myself a pity party--but I made the stipulation that the party would have to end Sunday night so that I would not return to work as a blubbering idiot. I held firm to my word, but I still spent most of the day yesterday a little sullen and a heck of a lot quieter than I normally am. No one seemed to notice much, which
While I would agree that breaking a rule should have consequences I would question why people are so willing to accept that rule in the first place. Why has the American media been so willing not to show photos of flag drapped coffins. I completely agree--a
But Germany and France has a right to voice opinions about what the United States should do? Total hypocricy I didn't say that. I said that Germany and France had a right to vote against UN involvment.
I'm sorry but that's a load of shit, shades. Germany and France certainly applied a lot more pressure against the US than the US has put on Spain. Have you seen massive protests in the United States calling Spain "Chamberlain"? No. Has the US put on any sanctions on Spain? No. You're just trying to have it both ways. If the Sp
I shoud rephrase that "citizens within a democracy have a right to voice opinions about the rule of said democracy." No the US has no place voicing opinions about what Spain should do.
But of course civil disobedience has some precident too. I agree, but even when engaging in civil disobedience you have to be prepared to face the consequences.
France and Germany and what not are just trying to "strong arm" the will of the American people. Not exactly, France and Germany were saying that they were not going to support the war, and that they were voting against the UN intervening. If France and Ger
Larry: I've been meaning to give this article more attention, but I haven't yet. However, I caught the tail end of a news report the other day, and wasnt sure I heard it correctly. I'm hoping you saw it too! From what I gathered, Sharon mentioned that he planned to go ahead with the Gaza withdrawl even if the Knesset didn't approve it. Have you heard this? How would he be able to do that? Also, I agree that free elections need