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Jauronimo

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  1. Expressing your opinion is not "picking a fight" It's just my point of view. Should I get all gushy about Seau[Who frankly I could give a crap about] so I fit in in with the professional mourners?

    But of course you are properly upset, So I am a heartless Dick.

    Oooooh, I'm telling Booster.

     

    Prepare yourself for a tsunami of self-righteous guilt trips.

  2. If not wanting "fisting kits" given to my 14 year old daugher constitutes a "War on Gays", then call me "Animal Mother", B word.

    Appalling! I don't want my kids learning about fisting from some low rent 4th grade teacher. Everyone knows its the parents' repsonsiblity to teach thier children about fisting, in the privacy of their own home! I remember when my dad sat me down for the fisting talk. Have you talked to your children about fisting, yet?

  3. Here is what he can take credit for:

     

    1) Got us out of Iraq disaster (pretty much)

    2) OBL killing

    3) I'll get back to you on #3.

    Here's what he will be given credit for:

     

    1) World Peace

    2) The natural workings of the business cycle

    3) The sun rising this morning

    4) Killing Osama with his own bare hands

    5) Keepin' it real

    6) Casting off the chains of the proletariat

    7) Teaching us how to love again

    8) Inventing the electric car

    9) Liberating women

    10) Making everyone like us

  4. Dear Buddy,

     

    I have been a fan and a season ticket holder since 1987. My passion for this team has never wavered. I became a Buffalo Bills fan after years of growing up as a Giant fan. In 1987, I moved to Buffalo and needed to root for a team I thought I could more identify with. At that time Ronnie Harmon had dropped the pass that would have changed the Buffalo Bills franchise around and in spite of that I saw great things happening for the Bills so I made the commitment emotionally and financially. I am saying this with all honesty. If you sign Vince Young I will take my business else were. That is a promise.

    Damn straight, 1gap. You have to draw the line somewhere. My wife cheated on me for 12 years, much of the time in the spare bedroom down the hall, until one morning when she burned my toast and I threw that dirty b#$%& out on the street! A man can only take so much!

  5. To me the question is, is a law a law if it is blatantly violated and there is not even an attempt to enforce it - in my opinion both the U.S. Constitution and international law are rather frequently maybe constantly violated- former CIA officer Jose Rodriguez was just on 60 minutes explaining that yeah we tortured people but we had a really really good reason to do it- I don't remember the United Nations Convention Against Torture reading torture is illegal and a war crime unless you got a really really good reason to do it but I haven't read it for awhile- despite the effort to pretend that the U.S. and the world in general operate under a system of laws the truth is the world operates pretty much as it always has and laws are just enforced on the weak.

    Laws are enforced where and when they suit U.S. interests. Since WWII, the U.S. has consistently violated international law to curb Soviet influence, and now radical Islam. Its the world's worst kept secret. The question is whether or not it can be any other way? I've heard Chomsky and other intellectuals blast away at U.S. foreign policy, Imperial aspirations, and a litany of other charges, but they never propose an alternative or discuss how realistic it is to live up to the lofty standards we espouse.

     

    At what cost is it worth to live up to international law while our enemies are unconstrained? Are U.S. interests more or less aligned with global interests? Is the current economic system sustainable without a fleet aircraft carriers protecting our influence around the globe? If not the current system then what?

     

    And let's be serious, international law as enforced by the UN is a total farce anyway. Never Again!, unless approved by the Russians, Iranians and Chinese

  6. Except the price of gasoline affects the price of EVERYTHING in this world. How do you think products get to the store? When gas prices double (which they have), that means the cost of getting goods and services to their end points do exactly the same.

     

    The price of gas has a SIGNIFICANT affect on how the world economy works. During the Clinton Administration, oil averaged $17BBL for over 7 years. The world economy went absolutely crazy. Then, with a few months to go, oil prices spiked and the world economy started griding downward in a predictable manner.

     

    Your example is far too simple for reality.

    Its not gas that we need to be focused on, but the price of oil. Gasoline is just one of a end products of oil, as oil is an input in nearly every product we buy. Its not just transportation costs, but all manners of energy, consumer products, chemicals, solvents.. so yeah, the price of oil really affects EVERYTHING.

  7. perhaps the better question is who achieves better outcomes per dollar/monetary unit spent? The US outcomes are not as good in various catagories even though we outspend other countries delivering the same care. I think adminstratively single payor is more efficient, but you also don't have the incentives for new products and technologies when you use price controls as your basis for cost. I continue to be amazed how many Americans marvel at our first class, ground breaking treatments and therapies trumpeting the fact be are the "Best", yet they expect Walmart low cost pricing on them.... LOL....

     

    Healthcare costs will not go down until while we continue to live longer, there are more therapies to keep people alive, and we keep people who should pass going on way longer than nature intended.

     

    In my opinion, Healthcare will be the undoing of our Nation. We are completely unprepared to address the scale and potential financial impact of heathcare challenges in this country....

    You are far from alone in that opinion.

     

    http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/296901/medicare-s-dirty-little-secret-douglas-holtz-eakin

  8. http://frontpagemag.com/2012/04/25/death-to-those-who-sell-homes-to-jews/

     

     

    "Yet it is telling that Mr. Shahla’s most ardent defenders are Jews, including, as Arutz Sheva reported on April 15th, “several Israeli Knesset Members and leaders in Judea and Samaria,” while those who would kill him are his fellow Palestinians. In 1957, former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir said, “Peace will come when the Arabs will love their children more than they hate us.”

     

    That day has yet to arrive."

    Of course the Israeli's are supporting Shahla. You should've see the deal they got on that house. Everybody knows that Hebron is a buyers' market, but come on! That was a steal.

  9. Probably well intentioned legislation... but then again, it sounded good to get every American to own a home (whether they could afford it was another story), and every child to get loans to go the College (whether is meant a job that enabled them to repay is another story).....

     

    LOL.

     

    Look, nobody like to see kids get hurt on a farm, we can all agree with this. But whose job is it to ensure the Children are safe on farms... I am going to say Parents....

    Wrong, wrong, wrong! The problem is that farms are inherently unsafe. Instead of training children to handle danger, we need to be protected FROM danger. The answer is more user friendly livestock. Scottish farmers and New Zealanders have successfully raised a more gentle and loving sheep, why can't the same be done for cows, pigs and horses?

  10. Link...is...gone! :lol: Yahoo's poor IT skills on display. What a shocker.

     

    Here, new one: My link (they screwed up something that is freshman-level programming)

     

    Oh man...this HAS to get legs. F'ing hysterical. No way they can spin out of this one. Kevin Smith....is either a genius or...no, he's a genius.

    I'm guessing this is the interview you're referring to?

     

    http://dailycaller.com/2012/04/24/snl-alum-on-obama-what-a-fking-!@#$-audio/

  11. Heretics! Burn Them!!!

     

    And if that doesn't work, lets all get together some night and burn their houses down for them. And break their windows. Nothing says we're right and you're the root of our problems like a night of broken glass...

    Nothing quite like a good old fashioned Kristallnacht to really bring everyone together.

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