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......trying to build a fan base in LA?? http://the506.com/nflmaps/2009/06-CBS-L.html

.........and Fred is still pissed

http://www.breitbart.tv/watch-live-boy-in-...-over-colorado/ Its landed. WOW!! No Boy inside

I dont see that ending very well.

Un. frekin. believable. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandra...for-laughs.html#

So you were indoctrinated. Now its clear, thanks.

Nice one!

Good

They cant pronounce Google in French. Maybe they should be shot......oh wait: The Alsatians are the inhabitants of the region of Alsace and part of Lorraine on France's border with Germany and Switzerland, which has changed hands between France and Germany five times in the last 250 years. The Alsatians have a strong German tradition. The oldest known poem in the German language was written in Alsace, German humanism flourished there and leaders of the German peasant revolt of 1525 came from the region. Alsace first became French under the Treaty of Westphalia but continued to enjoy a high degree of autonomy. After 1789, however, the region was brought into line with other departments. Most links with Germany were severed and a decree was passed that anyone who could not speak official French would be shot. Alsace was annexed to Germany after the Franco-Prussian war in 1871 and reverted to France after the Treaty of Versailles. In 1940 it was taken over by Germany and at that time Alsatians suffered violence and discrimination at the hands of the Nazis. German was to be learned within two years by all citizens and all notices and official signs were to be in German. After World War II Alsace once again became a French province and the teaching of German was forbidden. The number of French-speakers increased greatly and only 20% of Alsatians now read and write in Alsatian German, which has no official recognition; however, Alsatian continues to be used in everyday life and family situations, more commonly among older people, rural dwellers and the working class than among younger professionals. German is taught in elementary and secondary schools as a separate subject. On the other hand, French predominates in the social and official life of the region and it is the language of public administration. Only some older people today lack any competency in French and large numbers of people are effectively bilingual, a process assisted by press, radio and television from Germany and Switzerland. Although the Alsatian dialect is gradually being forgotten there has been a revival of interest amongst Alsatians and courses in Alsatian literature and history are now taught in people's education colleges. Alsatian newspapers have also been started with the aim of preserving the culture of Alsace. The Mouvement Regionaliste d'Alsace-Lorraine campaigns for a decentralized France within a federal Europe and for both French and German to be the official languages of Alsace. Alsatians have also called for a greater say in the economic affairs of Alsace, a region heavily involved with the German iron, steel and coal industries because of its location. It is felt by some that the interests of large — often multi-national — industries sometimes supersede those of the people of Alsace. A growing number of young Alsatians cross the border daily to work in Germany and Switzerland for considerably higher wages than in France. Increasing calls for the government to take a more responsible approach to the region's economy have not as yet met with much success and Alsace continues to lag behind other regions of France economically.

Yes I did get your point. When I read your post, I had remembered walking down the Champs Elyses about 10 years ago seeing a MC'ds there.

Sometimes doing nothing, is better than doing something. Especially when it comes to the gov. spending our money.

There's one there already.

Thats some funny shiit!

You're living proof that God makes some mistakes sometimes.

NO. This is our Bills.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=G44NCvNDLfc

Back in school http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/articl...Viv7tAD9BAS40G0

He should be up for an Oscar for his portrayal as a President of the United States with the Teleprompters getting the nod for Best supporting Role. Its a lock, I tell ya!!!!!

I couldnt believe I found a picture of that one. I cant believe I made it through the 60's without killing someone with it.

....though if the pencil didnt work, I'd whip this sucker out: http://www.oppictures.com/SINGLEIMAGES/400/LEO77360_1_1.JPG

....instead of bringing a knife to school to stab someone, I would just use my sharpened number 2 pencil.........

Good point. Mahatma Gandhi was nominated 5 times and never won but obama has less than two weeks in the oval office and wins. Astounding!!

Coming from YOU? Thats fuucking hilarious!!!!

It would be nice, but I dont see that happening.

I bet obama doesn't send those 40K extra troops to Afghanistan because of this most prestigious honor he has received.