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Blew up Al Qaeda? Not lately. The leader of the free world is too afraid to say the guys name! What a loser. He runs off to Nebraska or somewhere when the country is under attack, and then after its over goes to the WTC and says he is going to Get the guys who did this.."smoke them out"..."dead or alive" and then doesn't do it. He wrote a big check that has been bouncing for three years while he fritters away 2 BILLION dollars and over 1000 American lives in his little episode in Iraq. I'll be interested in the November 2 poll, thank you very much.

Better than that.. I'll let you go couble or nothing on the grouper you're buying me after the election. If it is nominated in the Best Picture category it will WIN. One it is the best film of the year. Two the voters tend to be quite liberal. Three the voters will love a show, and MM will give it to them. I see it as a can't miss proposition ...the big if is which category it gets nominated in.

The issue is whether there was a de worthy of a thirteenth pick on board. I don't think so. I agree that trading down and going for a de and ol pick would have been very understandable given the need for help in the line dept., but he did get a pretty good de out of the draft. Moulds Evans Reed will give us a chance to develop a Drew Bledsoe passing game to complement a Travis Henry WM running game. If Evans is a game-breaker...great pick TD. If the bills don't make the playoffs, I don't think we'll have TD to kick around anymore.

If nominated for Best Picture, believe me, it will win best picture. This is a weak weak year for film and the Academy would love to give MM main stage. The trick is to get nominated. I don't see much in the way of competition.

Bad guys winning? I thought you were talking about Bush and Cheney!

Actually, it looks like I'm going to be there. Been invited to a box and party but may show up just to say hello to my buddy Boomer and the rest of the right wing whacko's there!

If there are five questions like that...we aren't going to any playoffs. I think your questions 4 and 5 are probably no's and I do believe the answer to the first three will be yes. In my calculus the playoffs are a stretch, but doable with a bit of luck.

oh..that's a half second more than he gave his crewmates.

catastrophic success

yeah..and one DFC and two dead crewmates who counted on him.

I got a kick out of the right wing whacko thread a few days ago comparing bush's actions to service in the war in Vietnam. Other than being posited by someone who know stevestojan about combat, it shows how out of touch the righties are on this board. Bush didn't know whether to poop or go blind, and it wasn't til his handlers led him around like a chimp who lost his banana that he began to do anything. The one thing he did do was (long after the danger had passed) go to new york and make a promise to all of the families who had lost firemen, policemena dn workers in the WTC that he would get the folks who did it. That check certainly bounced. What a dip.

I think a single event could do it. Like an unnecessary, incredibly expensive and poorly handled war in Iraq, for instance.

Did he talk about how he bailed out on his crewmates in his Avenger during wwII and left them to die?

no wonder the war is such a catastrophic success.

Don't know much about it, but I'll keep you in my prayers. Hope all goes well!

That's the difference between us. I believe that people should register and vote. When we register them we talk about issues. One woman who registered had a son in Iraq. She has bigger stake in this than you or I. Others are worried about health care, the Quebecor plant layoffs, the 67000 jobs lost in Tennessee in the last four years, their inability to pay for health care. They have a stake in the process. The $130 billion war resonates, as does the $472 billion dollar deficit, the proposal to cut back the tax cuts for the rich. You'd be surprised how interested they are after a little discussion other than whether the shrapnel went in an inch, who is picking their nose, or what a flip flop is. Kind of invigorating actually.

Seems even the right wing are seeing through this ol' nose-pickin, flightsuit mincing, mission accomplished, halliburton lovin nominee.... when the going gets tough...

Actually Jim, I've spent the better part of the last two weeks participating in voter registration drives in politically democratic enclaves, working wit a democratic legislative candidate and helping a democratic candidate for congress on an education policy. Time to stop talking and start doing. But you righties really should stay here sitting at your computer and blowing smoke up each others asses!

The catastrophe part sounds pretty accurate. Its the success part that I find hard to swallow!!!

Congratulations, best wishes for a happiest of marriages. Condolences to soon to be Mrs. Gmac for having to listen to your political views, but other than that you seem to be a pretty good guy~