I recently forbade myself from answering his reality-challenged screeds. Man, was I tempted on these latest ones. But that doesn't mean I don't read them... I love the trolling button. Too bad I can't use it more than twice a day.
One of the things that gets me is, there seems to be no POINT to civil disobedience if you aren't willing to pay a penalty to prove your point. But what better machine to rage against than one who will not seek retribution? Better yet, one that totally validates your efforts and refuses to hold you
But cant we get the same stuff with chemicals? ANd is not Torture unreliable? Chemicals are not inhumane, and are not disallowed by this. Yes, I agree. Chemicals are a much more humane way of extracting information from terrorists than torturing them. I honestly don't see why the administration (Cheney especially) has had a problem forswearin
Awww... thanks a lot.
From AP: President Bush reversed course on Thursday and accepted Sen. John McCain's call for a law banning cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment of foreign suspects in the war on terror. Bush said the agreement will "make it clear to the world that this government does not torture and that we adhere to the international convention of torture, whether i
And here: I build a machine that has the ability to copy widgets. Whatever widget you have, you pop it in, and a copy is made. So, to answer the title's question, YES.
I hope to be able to make you happy. Don't do it just for Tal, please! Thanks for the update by phone. When I saw the article I knew what it was about before I clicked. I am excited for you and I think you will be a real asset to the school. Back in the day, I wanted to be a Charlie instructor an
NIST researchers have demonstrated a minuscule atomic clock with inner workings about the size of a grain of rice and potential applications in atomically precise timekeeping in portable, battery-powered devices for secure wireless communications, more precise navigation, and other applications. The "
Yep, that was an exceptional story. It hits on multiple levels, including the 9th CC thing as well as the perceived "War on Christmas" brouhaha... Good times, good times.
It's all about spin, baby. But yeah, we wanted to go to war to unseat Saddam. The world is a better place. Who's next? We're taking all comers.
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You get the Most Filled with Hatred and Stupidity Award. Wow, he actually unseated COL Gene? Congratulations, buddy. You done good.
applied to a bunch online, got the "thanks for applying" e-mail and nothing. got a couple phone calls too. " hey, IF we get a contract with the Government in the FUTURE ( I don't know when), we're considering you. Are you interested?" A lot of contractors haven't hired yet because the FY06 defense b
Doc: Who is Danica McKellar? Sorry, Danica McKellar played Winnie on The Wonder Years. She went on to get... my bad, a Bachelor's in math from UCLA according to her website. danicamckellar.com Ted: <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="9
You have schooled me. Truly schooled. Thank you for bringing the bus around, let's go home from school.
"I've got a fever! And the only cure is MORE COWBELL! " Good for you, mom. I wish I could've seen pics too.
This is kind of a re-rant, but with new, updated information. Especially since the 'Save Tookie' movement brought out all the usual suspects in regards to the celebrity activists. Think of it as a revised edition! I cannot stand these celebrities who think that their opinions on social issues matter. Mike Farrell goes on NPR and a speaking tour to
Awesome awesome awesome. How beautiful that al-Jazeera, the mouthpiece of radicalism, is being swept away by democracy and free speech... Did I say "awesome"? 'Cause that is how I feel. Bring on the elections.
Yeah, but my point is that had your hubby been able to go on interviews, look for work outside the Killeen metro area, miss work to do this stuff... ...you wouldn't have to be doing what you're doing.
Because she will clearly do anything to further her agenda. Y'know, at first I thought her motives were pure. Later on, I honestly thought she was an innocent, being used by the left to further their agenda. Well (not really) recently, I have realized that she is a ridiculous, unbelievable liar who cannot stay out of the limelight. Too bad. I'm sure her son was a good guy. Too bad his mom was psycho. Not
I'm currently working on certification to teach my fellow Agency employees some of the fundamentals of our tradecraft. In fact, I am taking the certification course this week. It's an in-house Teaching Fundamentals course that mirrors a graduate-level teaching course, as taught by any university and it's even accredited by the American Council on Education
I feel for my brothers back in Texas. Especially SPC Nobody Special and other non-JUsers, who got out of the Army at roughly the same time that I did and have found little to no success in post-Army life. In fact, X-SPC is still looking for work beyond shade-tree mechanic and pizza delivery... oh wait,
I like everyone's advice, except the 600 calories per day. Since you're not a registered user, I can't personally address you. But 600 calories is unhealthy and I'm not willing to do it. My attitude toward dieting is that I need to burn more than I take in. So cut down on the donuts, up the exercise. Simple, right?
Grey: It is frankly amazing how often an operator (usually a U.S. soldier, sailor, airman, or marine) will hear things like 'We will place the anthrax booby trap 2 kilometers from the police station in Basra and the sarin gas trap under the bridge at 2 pm tomorrow.' when they know that they will never have to prove it
Well, I have been a member of a gym here at the Fort for two months or so now. I joined a gym in order to keep my weight down. I knew that without mandatory exercise daily that it would be tough to keep my weight at a manageable level. My job doesn't let me get up and move all that often. I am kinda chair-bound. I am running and doing the elliptical train
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