Jim Sharkey wrote:
Ok, so you aren't really sick of laws protecting people from
themselves, right?
I don't believe I was making that point at all by saying
there are limits.
Those are your words. Should I tell you to get back
and read the files? :-P
You don't believe that a
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
Jim Sharkey wrote:
Ok, so you aren't really sick of laws protecting people from
themselves, right?
I don't believe I was making that point at all by saying
there are limits.
Those are your words. Should I tell you to get back
and read the files? :-P
I think
Marvin Long, Jr. wrote:
And why not grilled Rocky Mountain oysters? grin
But that would be nuts! (Or maybe I just haven't the balls...)
O, the pain!! The pain!!!
It's a good thing that puns aren't a punishable offense in this country, Marvin, or
you'd be doing some serious
Deborah Harrell wrote:
There are Belgian teams that pull beer wagons in
parades here (Miller, I think); at the last Colorado
State Fair I went to, there was a draft horse pull: no
whip or rein-slapping allowed, just verbal commands.
The winning Belgians' performance was impressive: at
the
--- The Fool wrote:
http://proliberty.com/observer/20020907.htm
She goes on to say that doctors need to understand
that vaccines contain toxic ingredients and foreign
DNA that do not belong in the bodies of people. She
believes it is up to ordinary citizens to insist that
physicians do the
Deborah Harrell wrote:
--- The Fool wrote:
http://proliberty.com/observer/20020907.htm
She goes on to say that doctors need to understand
that vaccines contain toxic ingredients and foreign
DNA that do not belong in the bodies of people. She
believes it is up to ordinary citizens to
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She goes on to say that doctors need to understand
that vaccines contain
--- Dan Minette wrote:
I've snipped quite a bit, since it appears that I was
disagreeing with the concept of 'blind loyalty,' and
that is not what Dan meant.
[Deborah wrote]
--- Dan Minette wrote:
major snippage
I also get the feeling that many on the
list are extremely
--- Julia Thompson wrote:
Robert Seeberger wrote:
big snip
You should be ashamed!
People should be forced to urinate on their
gardens in order to keep the
animals away. It might be chemical, and it might
be biological, but at least its natural!
xponent
Squirt Guns
This header brings to mind...Superman? The Atomic
Cafe?
What does Tommy the Turtle do when he sees 'the
Flash?'
Duck!...and cover!
Cute Little Jingle Maru
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--- Marvin Long, Jr. wrote:
Deborah Harrell wrote:
Did I miss the explanation of 'LLP?'
Dan Nick answered this one.
I have since passed on the joke (re: 'Formerly the
USA') to the laughs and then thoughtful frowns (Hey,
that's actually a horrible thought!) of friends.
And why not
--- Reggie Bautista wrote:
snip
Here's an analogy I've heard: Imagine a statue the
size of the entire
United States. Imagine that this statue is
incredibly detailed. You can
spend your whole life studying the details of one
small area, maybe
occasionally stepping back to get a
--- The Fool posted:
http://www.sfbg.com/36/51/x_news_war.html
As one might imagine, breeding and deploying a living
attack organism is a treacherous endeavor. According
to the seven-page Navy proposal, the first concern is
that scientists could accidentally unleash deadly or
dangerous bugs in
Ooops! Somehow I messed up on this, because the
sentence between the , now marked by ***, was of
course written by me, not Dan!
--- Dan Minette wrote:
*** I've snipped quite a bit, since it appears that
I
was
disagreeing with the concept of 'blind loyalty,' and
that is not what Dan
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
Some jobs are necessary. Other jobs aren't. Those jobs
that are *not* necessary, and that induce a negative
social stigma should be limited, if not eliminated at
all.
Hrm. In Japan in particular, but also in the US, there are entire game shows
dedicated to
http://www.cnn.com/2002/EDUCATION/09/26/creationism.evolution/index.html
A suburban Atlanta school board Thursday night voted unanimously to allow
teachers to introduce students to different views about the origins of
life.
The Cobb County Board of Education, the state's second-largest school
On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Deborah Harrell wrote:
I have since passed on the joke (re: 'Formerly the
USA') to the laughs and then thoughtful frowns (Hey,
that's actually a horrible thought!) of friends.
I wish I could claim it as my own, but -- alas -- like so much of my
wisdom, it was plagiarized
Kevin Tarr wrote:
The school board from my home area, one of the members had a rant during a
meeting about music being played around school and sporting events. It
started normally, then he started talking about the DJ's behavior. Then
somehow he tied in metal music with satan worshiping and
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Subject: Re: Georgia school board OKs alternatives to evolution
OK, now, how do you tie in *metal* with Harry Potter?
Doesn't Harry show his metal in many a
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From: Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Kevin Tarr wrote:
The school board from my home area, one of the members had a rant during
a
From: Robert Seeberger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kevin Tarr wrote:
The school board from my home area, one of the members had a rant
during
a
meeting about music being played around school and sporting events.
It
started normally, then he started
From: The Fool [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
When I first met her She wouldnt let her daughter go Trick or
Treating
because Halloween was a Satanic holiday.
In what way is halloween any more pagan/occultic/etc. than christmas,
easter, or valentines day? They all come from ancient pagan
This is truly a blast from my past... Freddy The Magic Flute. Now all we
need is Witchy-Poo to make this complete
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Gary
- who thinks a dragon that wears white cowboy
boots may not go over so well in 2002 :-)
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From: Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kevin Tarr
John D. Giorgis wrote:
Would you support an attack on Iraq if the UN support for it was bought
with bribes promised to two UN Security Council members with another
country's resources?
But isn't the CIA just advocating protecting the existing interests?
These are countries that already have
On October 2nd, NASA TV plans to broadcast the first
live video from a
space shuttle's fuel tank as it soars into Earth
orbit on the belly of
Atlantis and falls back again.
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2002/26sept_goosebumps.htm?list818490
This could be neat...
Reggie Bautista wrote:
I wrote:
So who exactly is a child, and who is an adult? What magically happens
that
makes a person a child the day before they turn 18, and an adult the
next
day *after* they have turned 18 (or 16 or 12 or whatever age defined by
their culture)?
Sonja
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