KRC

Go to the Bills website. They have a section for the Bills Backers. It has all the info you need.

So, you believe in freedom of speech, but only for the people born here? IMO, an American citizen is an American citizen. To exclude foreign born people would eliminate children of our service people born outside of the U.S. Sorry, can't do it.

Already got one in Philly. Over 250 members. Philly Bills Backers PM me if you need more details.

I thought you were going to give him the last word? It is tough to let him have the last word if you keep responding to his posts.

I think that you need some therapy to work on your anger management issues.

Your cucumbers run off of 390 volt engines? Wow. You buy some funky cucumbers, monkey.

<sigh> I can't believe you guys fall for it every time.

'cause. How are you doing, big guy?

Exactly.

School work and political activities. I guess the closest of the very limited selections would be "reading books" and "on the computer."

Instead of buying the same gift for everyone, buy individual gifts targeted to their interests. For example, my brother was my best man. He enjoys Asian art and working with wood. I found an Asian fan made of wood, which had intricate scrollwork on each of the blades with a woodburning of an Asian scene on one side. He absolutely loved it. Targeting the gift to the person will have a lasting impression on them. Our wedding party is STILL talking about the gifts we gave them, namely the fact that we personalized the gifts for each of them.

Stop being such a tease...

Hey. Enough of that kind of talk. This makes way too much sense to be posted here. Of course, maybe we can get VABills to start another government program to legislate behavior.

Now try to prove that they were the ones smoking and not someone else. Good luck with that. It shouldn't cost too much to impliment this plan.

How about Reiki as an alternative to medication? I am a Reiki practitioner and it works wonders for anything that ails you. If you want to discuss it in more detail, PM me.

The government subsidizes everything else, why not this?

Are you looking for legislation regarding this?

Actually, slothrop, we are all members of the militia. That little Constitutional thingy, along with the Militia Act of 1792 and its subsequent amendments.

Number three could be an accessory.

DING! Hot Pockets® are ready.

Too bad it doesn't work in the real world.

Tracking the bullets is going to be difficult. As the monkey mentioned, putting a chip in the bullet itself is difficult for many reasons: 1) If the chip is IN the bullet, you have to make sure it can survive the smelting process of creating the bullet. If it is on the outside, you now have issues of balance and aerodynamics of the bullet. You also need to find a way of making sure it can withstand items 2 and 3 when fired. Depending on th elocation of the chip, you now may have isses with the pressing of the casing. 2) the shock on the bullet when firing 3) the shock on the bullet when it hits its target Bullets can fragment. All of this needs to be considered if you want to add a chip to a bullet (plus some considerations I am probably missing). As far as tracking weapons, there is a crude system in place now. The problem you have is that you need to wait until a crime is committed before you can add a gun to the system, or you risk infringing on civil liberties. The BATF can trace weapons, but that is not always effective or reliable. Don't even get me started on ballistic fingerprinting. Talk about a COMPLETE waste of taxpayer resources.

How is the plant Kristy and I sent you?

From Scrappleface.com Dean: Dem Poll Workers Can't Tell GOP Voters Apart by Scott Ott (2005-06-08) -- Many Republicans probably voted for George Bush dozens, if not hundreds, of times in 2004, according to Democrat party Chairman Howard Dean, "by taking advantage of the fact that Democrat poll workers have difficulty distinguishing individuals from among a crowd of white Christians." "Thanks to their pale skin, round eyes and khaki trousers, Republicans just blend in," said Mr. Dean. "So they vote, get in the back of the line and vote again. And because they've never made an honest living in their lives, they could do that all day long." The party chief announced that the Democrat National Committee will invest $50 million in developing protocols to help poll workers tell the difference between one Republican and the next. A spokesman for the DNC later clarified the comments, noting that, "Chairman Dean intended his offensive remarks to be heard only by party loyalists, not the general public."

I have to agree with Darin here. I have seen all of these bands live (except KISS) and Halford is better at controlling the audience than any you mentioned. Ozzy is OK, but not at the same level as Halford. Hetfield isn't even in the same league at controlling an audience.