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LeviF

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  1. I don't think there are hookers in Idaho... in fact... there is no nudity allowed in Idaho... it's why we have no population.

     

    We have a Governor named Butch... named before "butch" became an adjective for women who rival men in masculinity...

     

    I must say I've been disappointed w/ the Bills... but am well aware the Phns just went through a season like that... and then had Nick Saban jump ship...

     

    I did however- meet Marshawn Lynch up at the University of Idaho two years ago... he was watching his cousin at our spring game.

     

    I also met a cab driver from Buffalo who told me that the Hamburger was invented in Bufflao...

     

    Well ??? IS THIS TRUE???? WHAT SAY YOU!!!???

    :rolleyes: I think the ground meat hamburger was invented by the Mongols. Not sure though.

  2. I suspect he posts more links to Bloomberg than WSJ, though regardless of where his links originate, they almost always have good content.

     

    I mean, okay...it ain't Bill Nye quality content, but it's usually pretty good nonetheless.

    :lol:

     

    For some reason, whenever I see the CBO thread bumped to the top, I think, "Magox posted a new WSJ link?"

    They do have good content, which is why I conceded that he should get the nomination "King critic of Obama's fiscal policies." :wallbash:

  3. Hey, I'm just pointing out what a "Judeo/Christian ethic" tends to look like in practice.

     

     

    HUGE chasm between "it seems" and "it is true", my boy.

    There's also a big chasm between "tends to" and "absolutely."

     

    I'm not defending what he said, just pointing out that generalizations are made by both sides.

  4. Oh, do tell...how can "the power of prayer" be "measured scientifically?"

     

    Or is this another "Frenkle Absolute" like "all Christians want to see homos killed."?

     

     

    I find it ironic that one of the tenets of atheism, their objection to what they claim is the "perseusions and exclusionionary practices of the faithful", are broken by them on a daily.

     

    It seems atheists cannot get by for a second without taking guttersnipes at the Faithful whenever they can. Nor can they just live and let live. Its always "nevermind that the vast majoprity of the people where I live are beleivers....that cross offends ME....SO REMOVE IT NOW!!!"

     

    You would think that a group of people who object to a practice wouldnt partake in it themselves.

    :devil:

  5. Sorry to hear about the pup, Sage. Sucks that you couldn't say goodbye - I know how that feels. I got two guinea pigs when I was in fourth grade, and I took care of them and got closer to them than I will probably ever get to a dog. They knew my footsteps, and would squeal and come up to the side of their cage whenever they heard me walk into the room. I got home from school one day, when they were 6 years old, and my mom told me she had gone up to see them and one of them was just laying there. Turns out she was dead. The other (they were sisters) pretty much gave up after that, but ended up dying during a procedure at the vet that I couldn't be there for. :devil: I still miss them both, and my old room still smells like cedar chips.

  6. YES!

     

    Son Volt gets kind of lost in the shuffle. But I'll tell you what, I find Son Volt consistently exciting and interesting, but Wilco in a massive downward spiral since 1998. First 3 records are killer, but now is just bland sub-Eagles to me. People are getting more and more excited about Wilco, but I just don't hear it anymore.

     

    if you dig the alt-country I've been loving Felice Brothers recently (one member is a professional traveling dice player--beat that!)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDKTZJRsKEM

    I'm loving the Felice Brothers too. They're from my area, and the brothers went to my high school. Simone Felice spoke and sang at my graduation, stoned off his mind :devil: Got to talk to him after, great guy with a big heart.

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