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"American Pie" by Don McLean

Two boys from Buffalo, NY are playing street hockey when one of the boys is attacked by a rabid pitbull. Thinking quickly, the other boy takes his hockey stick, wedges it down the dog's collar and twists, breaking the dog's neck. A buffalo newspaper reporter hears about the incident and rushes over to interview the boy. "Young Sabres Fan Saves Friend From Vicious Animal", he starts writing in his notebook. "But I'm not a Buffalo Sabres fan", the young hero replies. "Sorry", replied the reporter, "since we're in Buffalo and you were playing hockey, I just assumed you were". "Bills Fan Rescues Friend From Horrific Attack", the reporter continues in his notebook. "But I'm not a Buffalo Bills fan either", the boy responds. "I just thought everyone in Buffalo was either a Sabres or a Bills fan", replied the reporter. "Whom do you root for? "I'm a Toronto Maple Leaf fan", the boy answers proudly. The reporter starts a new sheet in his notebook and writes . . . "Little Canadian Bastard Kills Beloved Family Pet"

Depending on the candidates, I wouldn't count New York as a win in 08.

Now I get your point. What old Jeeps are you into, I'm a Jeep guy myself.

Recently, I have done all of my shopping online. Much better. Problem is all the assclowns are all in the streets anyway. Christmas turns normally benign assclowns into belligerent assclowns.

Christmas music is nice & relaxing. Christmas shopping and all the assclowns it brings out, sucks. One of my least favorite holidays.

What about in a case such as this one....and lets bring the the whole partial birth abortion ban into play... http://www.nypost.com/seven/11092006/news/...drea_peyser.htm

See Giuliani, Rudy Social moderate, fiscal conservative, small government advocate, national hero

This quote tells you all you need to know about the author....

Rudy will win the primaries. But if he doesn't, I still think McCain beats Hillary.

It would be a great idea. We'd cut out the Ted Kennedys and Bill Frists.

Glittering generalities add nothing to the conversation.

The only true innovation in NYC is in the financial sector. New products and derivatives (no pun intended) of existing products are dreamed up almost weekly as different types of investments. As far as other actual innovation, not really.

Bravo!!

Absolutely not. I will give you one shot to take that one back....(hint, look at my past posts, say in the Kobe 81 thread). Here, I even found it for you, post #252 will let you know exactly where I stand on 9/11... http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showt...&hl=KObe+points Losers, yeah my party sure lost last nite (Republican). We strayed from what made it a great party. Finally, if you are looking for a decent book about how big oil has influenced US foreign policy, may I suggest that you read this.... http://www.amazon.com/Confessions-Economic...ie=UTF8&s=books Ignore the leftist leanings of the author and just focus on the facts. Interesting stuff. Stuff we had to do, but damn I wish we could get away from that dependence.

It is a christian nation, but there is the whole separation of church and state concept. Let morals be taught at home and in church. Not legislated by the government. Noone wants to stand up to liberal tax and spend more than I. But on social issues, lassiez faire is the best policy. Anything else smacks of self-righteousness.

The kids look up to their parents. I think its more impressive for elected officials to say that they will not force an individual to make the choices that the elected official deems "right," instead will present the facts of BOTH sides and leave the choice up to the individual.

I know of no idea in the past 50 years of history that would be smarter. The need for oil has defined US foreign policy for the better part of half a century and is the cause of most of the anti-Americanism seen around the globe. If we could develop our own sources of energy, you would see a radical shift in the way America does business worldwide. I don't want to see hundreds of billions go into this unchecked either. However, seed money and support that produces results is not necessarily a bad thing.

And thats the reason I can't stand the Christian Coalition...they can live their lives the way they choose, I don't care, but don't tell me, through legislation, how to live mine.

Only for 2 years. 2008 will be a once-in-a-generation type election, if I'm reading the tea leaves correctly (think Reagan in 80, Kennedy in 60 etc.).

Problem is that the current incarnation of the Republican party has not been about limiting itself either. And thats too bad, both major parties want to expand the size of government, which I abhor.

I see no problem with the alternative for oil part. Anything to get us away from the dependence on foreign oil, from the whackos trying to kills us. That and forcing the average US family to not be beholden to the ExxonMobils of the world and their whims is a good thing. And I'm a libertarian Republican, for the record... Just like it wasn't the government's job to send men to the moon at the height of the Cold War just to prove we could do it??? C'mon, if we can do that, we ought to be able to find a reliable, cheap alternative source of energy.

Who cares, she's hot!! And Carrie Underwood is friggin gorgeous!!

Why, we are 30+ million under the cap for next year.