I don't think it's that simple. First, it's not just Bush and America
with negative and narrow-minded views of Islam. That viewpoint is
unfortunately seen in cultures around the world, which is one reason
we're having issues in places like Paris, where prejudices of race,
class, and religion are
Great info about the tanks' comparative abilities. I didn't know that.
Things like that caused me to jot down the following thoughts on Friday:
The article below, which filled me with pride, reminded me of how our
feelings about military policy don't necessarily reflect on our feelings
about
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Words of great wisdom - to be expected considering who says them!
November 12, 2005
Op-Ed Contributor
Our Faith in Science
By TENZIN GYATSO
Washington
SCIENCE has always fascinated me. As a child
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Not all Christians are idiots like Pat Robertson and the Bushites! If only
a lot more of them were like this guy!
Penknife Press introduces another new author, Daniel Hardman. His debut
book, Essays from Church, Volume I, is a collection of thoughtful musings
reminiscent
I doubt this president will leave a legacy about muslims that will
last centuries. If that was the case, FDR would have left a long
legacy about our views of Germans or our views of Japanese. The
Ceasars would have left a negative taste towards Christians. The
Crusaders would have left a bad
I'm confused a bit. You keep dismissing my examples, almost as if these
things are minor, but they're not. Every person or event you mentioned,
from FDR to the Crusades, had major impact on civilizations. Like I said
before, it's not just whether or not prejudices against a people or
culture are
It's a relief in so many ways.
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Not all Christians are idiots like Pat Robertson and the Bushites! If only
a lot more of them were like this guy!
Penknife Press introduces another new author, Daniel Hardman. His debut
book, Essays from
Once again, I begin leaving my headprints on the nearest wall...
Said Kakese Dibinga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:yes folks, along with Wolverine,
a Magneto spin-off is
being written...oh what a surprised
I still wonder if Apokalypse is part of the next X-Men
movie being that Archangel is
Me, I'm working on my FTL drive.
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fusion in a coke can.
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(Rustling noise)
I'd better find and submit soon my inertial damper application.
BTW, is anybody working on
Missed giving it, pal. You ought to see me fishing through my backlog now...
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Well I for one missed the hell out of
your 'concise commentary'...lol
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Computer death. Took me awhile to scrape
up the money to get a new one.
Oh, I do. The beauty of real work, without the problems of the System
attached...
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Now you see why I want to do 'audio
drama' vice screenplays...
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Let's aim for a new thing here, H'Wood.
We can call it
I believe that I already have one. I just need to sit down and go through all
the paperwork that came withit.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Add a TV card to your next PC...I love it!
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking into it as well, Astro. If I could get my TV fix while
I wasn't looking at it as an argument, but if that is how you feel
than thats how you feel. No need to feel angry. I'm not.
But I wasn't making light of those moments in history. The point I
was making, and you pointed that out clearly, over time human beings
will overcome transgressions, even
That is great! that's the kind of line that should end up in a story or
a movie, right up there with There are a million tales in the naked
city, or, Of all the gin joints in the world, she had to come into
mine.
Next we could have Once again, I begin leaving my headprints on the
nearest wall...
Did anyone catch the Aquaman character on Smallville? Interesting
interpretation, with the surfer-dude Arthur Curry. His powers were
astounding, including super strength, super speed, and the ability to
hurl hard water blasts that even stunned Clark. I must admit, I could
never tell just how
Anyone hear about this? Sony installed software on a few of its CDs to
prevent them from being illegally copied several times. (Full story
here:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/Music/11/11/sony.copyprotection.ap/index
.html ) I understand music companies have the right to protect their
products,
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Impeach the lying, murderous bastard already!
FYI.
George
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http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/nation/3454470
The Houston Chronicle
Nov. 11, 2005, 10:02AM
Poll: Majority questions Bush administration ethics
Associated Press
WASHINGTON -- Most
Hey, me too, though I doubt if it will ever exist in reality...
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Me, I'm working on my FTL drive.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Naw, I'm putting the finishing touches on my cold
fusion in a coke can.
-- Original message --
(Rustling noise)
lol...I've noticed...
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Missed giving it, pal. You ought to see
me fishing through my backlog now...
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Well I for one missed the hell out of
your 'concise commentary'...lol
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Computer
I just hope I don't goof up with the target group...I'm aiming for the third
shifters...
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Oh, I do. The beauty of real work,
without the problems of the System attached...
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Now you see why I want to do 'audio
drama' vice
Oh yeah, the paperwork...(sigh)
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I believe that I already have one. I
just need to sit down and go through all the paperwork that came withit.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Add a TV card to your next PC...I love it!
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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