There's a reasonable chance that Bush may just be trying to look good compared to Hu Jintao who (if you believe anyone other than the U.S. media) has been looking alot better than Bush has recently.
Absolutely positively fucked, especially when the prosecutor shows the courtroom what he's been up to in the meantime (the iTunes ripper).
Norway's one of those international countries though, so I sincerely doubt a Norwegian prison could be anything like the horrors of an American Federal or State prison... Whoopteedo.
Given that the magazine is the Economist, I'm surprised they didn't suggest letting "the market" work out the issues before they started screaming for the end of anonymity on the interweb.
I understand what you're saying, but video games don't give most people lung cancer and if you drive a car after playing video games, you're not overly likely to crash and burn.
I could be wrong, but given the horrendous beating we liberals have been taking in the last few elections (I'm thinking the ones we just had, and 2002, and 2000), I think Mr. Yee needs to reassess his motherfucking priorities!
Well, Bush never specifically used the word 'imminent' when describing the thread Saddam posed, and it certainly seems like everyone's let him off the hook, so I guess I'm sorry for putting words in your mouth.
Wait wait wait, you're trying to tell me that a man with a proven record for standing up for the people is somehow going to be a bigger threat to our rights than another 4 years of Bush?
Anybody read Tommy Franks' comments about how you only need a WMD attack against the U.S. and the constitution will be swept aside in favor of a military government?
Anyone know if it's true whether the political ratio of high ranking military officers is 9 Republicans for every Democrat?
I would have posted the exact same message as you, except I would have traded "It's pretty good at figuring out what the next page should be." for "It's incredibly stupid and deciding where to take me next." It was incredibly stupid, I ended up disabling it because it was stupid...
Perhaps if boiling water inherently got people addicted to it while coffee companies worked day and night to market to kids, your analogy w/ the Tobacco lawsuits would hold water.
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There's a reasonable chance that Bush may just be trying to look good compared to Hu Jintao who (if you believe anyone other than the U.S. media) has been looking alot better than Bush has recently.
Absolutely positively fucked, especially when the prosecutor shows the courtroom what he's been up to in the meantime (the iTunes ripper).
Norway's one of those international countries though, so I sincerely doubt a Norwegian prison could be anything like the horrors of an American Federal or State prison... Whoopteedo.
Given that the magazine is the Economist, I'm surprised they didn't suggest letting "the market" work out the issues before they started screaming for the end of anonymity on the interweb.
Just the other day, a couple of friends were asking what Novell was good for. Now we know...
sort of.
I understand what you're saying, but video games don't give most people lung cancer and if you drive a car after playing video games, you're not overly likely to crash and burn.
It's basically all cost and zero benefit.
I could be wrong, but given the horrendous beating we liberals have been taking in the last few elections (I'm thinking the ones we just had, and 2002, and 2000), I think Mr. Yee needs to reassess his motherfucking priorities!
When the inspecters come along and decide what you're doing is a hazard, won't they order him to redo it, at cost?
Well, Bush never specifically used the word 'imminent' when describing the thread Saddam posed, and it certainly seems like everyone's let him off the hook, so I guess I'm sorry for putting words in your mouth.
You mean we actually won one? Holy shit, someone pass around a hat so we can get everyone involved in the win some blowjobs and liquor!
Wait wait wait, you're trying to tell me that a man with a proven record for standing up for the people is somehow going to be a bigger threat to our rights than another 4 years of Bush?
WTF?
Anybody read Tommy Franks' comments about how you only need a WMD attack against the U.S. and the constitution will be swept aside in favor of a military government?
Anyone know if it's true whether the political ratio of high ranking military officers is 9 Republicans for every Democrat?
What crime has Jose Padilla been charged with?
Wow, he's Puerto Rican AND Mooslime? We'd better throw the book at him! Damn straight, don't mess with the US of A!
I believe I speak for all the Republicans visiting this site when I say, "Get a job, hippie!"
mmmmm, and the people skills that make me want to hire you, too! *drool*
So the next time you ask your boss for a raise, we can point at this post and say, "Does not play well with others."?
I would have posted the exact same message as you, except I would have traded "It's pretty good at figuring out what the next page should be." for "It's incredibly stupid and deciding where to take me next." It was incredibly stupid, I ended up disabling it because it was stupid...
It's official: iPod users are fucking weird.
Nope, the problems started w/ the tax cuts, and repeated tax cuts have failed to solve anything. Oooh oooh, I know, let's have MORE tax cuts!
9/11 changed everything!
Perhaps if boiling water inherently got people addicted to it while coffee companies worked day and night to market to kids, your analogy w/ the Tobacco lawsuits would hold water.
They weren't going to bet, they were going to speculate and/or hedge. ...
*cough*
Read the letters section of this week's Economist, the USPTO claims "Patent reform pending".
"but, but, but, 9/11 changed everything!"
And whoosh! All of the good points Mr. Palast raised no longer apply.