HULK SMASHED
Frist
Second?
damn, so close
"Congress and the Court are systematically stripping the presidency of war-making powers. Congress demands that the president get court approval before intercepting enemy communications (we call that intelligence gathering) and the Court demands that the president get statutory support from Congress before he can use military tribunals to try terrorists."
Yes, how DARE they not bow to King George the Unelected?
He IS a wanker!
The Constitution is in its last throes.
what? again?
And if would just read my blog, he would have avoided making the stupid statements that have rightfully earned him wanker of the day. I do so try to help these people but they will allow me to help them.
Vive la France! My heart is pounding--and I'm with Watertiger: it would be really nice to know the rules of soccer!
¿NRO, ees that The New Republic Online?
Because eet sounds verrry similar, no?
so.
it would be really nice to know the rules of soccer!
You can't use your hands.
HAHAHA!
They all line up and sing the same song on cue. It's so cute.
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Cripes. None so blind as those who will not see, I guess.
United States Constitution, Article I, Section 8:
"Yes, but the universe that I MADE UP IN MY MIND, Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution is a recipe for Gazpacho.
And it's really yummy.
So there." - Mark Levin
France!
Ooh, the rightie tighties will be sooooo po'd.
goots bats dims Im gonna go have lunch: thai food dims, real thai food dims...
I'm with Watertiger: it would be really nice to know the rules of soccer!
jawbone
Soccer has RULES?
That's rich!!
dith is off to get the cream of sum yun gai.
Allez les bleus. And deservedly so.
little portugal going nuts today.
little italy went nuts yesterday.
brazil winning will have a lot of brazilian/portugese beside themselves
Merci, Zidane--for your comeback and your lovely play.
None so blind as those who will not see, I guess.
Jack Roy
That's the right in a nutshell.
Now, I'm not the 'doomsday' type, but when people make statements like that, it tears me up inside.
We sincerely have lost it.
the French goalkeeper looks like a young Donald Pleasence.
It just shines dully with the low-wattage light of ignorance:
And yet, neither Congress nor the Supreme Court have any explicit constitutional authority to make these decisions. Congress can cut-off funding for the war or any aspect of it, which it has not; and the judiciary's only role in these matters is to defer to the president, who has explicit and broad authority under the Constitution as the commander-in-chief.
Today, the Court has taken a giant new step in its usurpation of explicit presidential authority. The battle against terrorism is being fought as much in our courtrooms as on the field in Iraq and other places — where the likes of the ACLU and activist judges will set policy in contravention of the Constitution.
Congress and the courts are conferring rights and privileges on terrorists. They are conferring constitutonal protections on the enemy. They are granting the enemy jurisdiction in our civilian courts. They are extending the Geneva Conventions to an enemy that is specifically excluded from those protections.
I wrote an entire book on the subject of the Supreme Court, and how it's destroying America.
Which clearly makes him an expert. I mean, a whole book! Jeepers!
And that's exactly what it's doing. In 2004, the Court said, in two cases — Rasul and Hamdi — for the first time in our history, that unlawful enemy combatants — that is, terrorists who themselves refuse to comply with the rules of law — have a legal right to access to our federal civilian courts and can file habeas corpus petitions there. That means they can ask a federal judge to determine whether their detention is proper. In the past, the Supreme Court refused to grant such access to our courts. And as I wrote at the time, this is a slippery slope. Having broken down the wall of restraint that had traditionally been recognized by the Court, there appears to be no limit anymore on the judiciary's role in second-guessing the commander-in-chief. And that's exactly what happened today.
Wow. What completely empty and baseless reasoning. Not a shred of data to support any of it. This guy would fail my Freshman English course.
Rmj, Uncredentialed
Damnit, I'm gonna keep posting this
insanely easy and delicious recipe
until somebody notices.
RAINBOW TROUT STUFFED WITH SPINACH, PINE NUTS AND DILL
4 8-ounce rainbow trout,filleted,
butterflied, rinsed and patted dry
Kosher or sea salt
freshly ground pepper
2 tablespoons sweet butter
1/4 cup pine nuts
1 minced garlic clove
10 ounces spinach, cleaned
1/4 cup golden raisins
3 tablespoons chopped dill
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1: Season each fish inside and out with
salt and pepper.
2: In a large skillet, melt butter over
medium high heat. Add pine nuts and garlic
and saute until golden and fragrant, about
one minute. Add spinach and let wilt, about
2 or 3 minutes. Stir in raisins and dill,
and cook one minute more.
3: Divide spinach mixture into quarters and
stuff each fillet with filling. Tie each
fillet with kitchen string.
4: Return pan to medium heat and warm oil
until sizzling. Cook fish until skin is
golden and fish opaque, about five minutes
for first side and three minutes for
second. Remove, and remove string before serving.
5: Your tongue throws a party for your mouth.
that is, terrorists who themselves refuse to comply with the rules of law
And then there are those criminals who refuse to comply with the rule of law. Why should they get the benefits of such laws . . .
Ack. When will they ever learn?
WAY off topic, but someone just sent me this Rowan Atkinson bit.
Filthy, but funny.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1...h?
v=1vRqPJ7OFco
Woo Hoo! Allez Les Bleus!!!
And that's exactly what it's doing. In 2004, the Court said, in two cases — Rasul and Hamdi — for the first time in our history, that unlawful enemy combatants — that is, terrorists who themselves refuse to comply with the rules of law — have a legal right to access to our federal civilian courts and can file habeas corpus petitions there.
It's a gold mine of stupid! Criminals, of course, agree to comply with the rules of law. That's why their...er...criminals.
And we have two court systems; a civilian one, and a...military one? Well, yeah, but the "civilian" one handles criminals. You know, people who refuse to obey the "rules of law." So, maybe we should send all the criminals to military tribunals, too?
damned activist Founding Fathers.
"the judiciary's only role in these matters is to defer to the president"
Excellent. So when President Hillary Clinton declares that reproductive choices are no longer subject to government scrutiny, Scalia and Thomas will stay out of it, right?
"for the first time in our history, that unlawful enemy combatants — that is, terrorists who themselves refuse to comply with the rules of law — have a legal right to access to our federal civilian courts"
Could it be because no US government ever felt the need to create the legal fiction of "enemy combatants" before?
This is not wankery - this is outright lying. Into the duck pit with him.
Ack. When will they ever learn?
Snow
They don't learn. I believe that some kind of neurological organization is required for that sort of thing.
Ack. When will they ever learn?
Snow
They don't learn. I believe that some kind of neurological organization is required for that sort of thing.
Even better --- Levin criticizes HamdI also. That is the Supreme Court's decision from 2004 that the President cannot detain US citizens without giving them any right to any hearing just because he says they are "enemy combatants." Note who wrote the biggest indictment of the Bush administration in Hamdi --- Justice Scalia (who was joined by Justice Stevens) who said that Bush's actions were contrary to one thousand years of history going back to the Magna Charta. Damn dern librul, actervist judgifyers like Scalia!!
Germany vs Italy tuesday
Portugal vs France wednesday
losers finale saturday
finale next sunday
3 ex-fascists states and La France!
"Unlawful Enemy Combatants" is a made-up term of art intentionally put together to slide in between the goddamned laws and Geneva Conventions.
Fuck fuck fuck them.
I have to go take a bath - we're going out to dinner later with my mother and sister in law.
Back in a bit.
But note: If Congress decides to alter the UCMJ and override the Geneva Conventions, the President can have his military tribunals with procedures as unfair as he wants. But that would require that Congress publicly decide (1) that it no longer wanted to abide by the principle of uniformity announced in the UCMJ, (2) that it no longer required that military commissions abide by the laws of war, or, finally, (3) that Congress no longer considered the Geneva Conventions binding on the United States.
Orrin Hatch? Arlen Specter? Joe. ShortRide. Mentum.? Hillary Clinton? Joe Biden?
3 ex-fascists states and La France!
Plum P,canadian holiday
Now PlumP, did you just slide Vichy France under the rug?
ok, now I am leaving.
Congress and the Court are systematically stripping the presidency of war-making powers.
Odd that Congress actually has the war-making powers. And the law-making powers, IIRC. But it's been a long time since I took a civics class...
Note who wrote the biggest indictment of the Bush administration in Hamdi --- Justice Scalia (who was joined by Justice Stevens) who said that Bush's actions were contrary to one thousand years of history going back to the Magna Charta. Damn dern librul, actervist judgifyers like Scalia!!
Unnamed Democrat
Like I say, it's a gold mine of ignorance.
RMJ,
What, terrorists by the thousands aren't storming the civil courts, demanding their day in court, down in Texas?
They don't learn. I believe that some kind of neurological organization is required for that sort of thing.
No, I think they just don't care. Their audience would never question anything they say.
Soccer is a great sport. I know Americans have a lot of trouble undertsanding it, but just observe the grit of a Zinadane Zidane or the deer-like grace of Thierry Henri and tell me how this isn't a great sport.
And such drama! England goes down on penalty kicks and France upsets the best team in the world.
This is great stuff I tell ya!
I bow to Moonbotica she (?) called todays game for France with a goal by Thierry. I doubted her, thinking that the Brazilians could contain him. I am impressed with her football brilliance!
What's with this 'publius' character, anyway? Hiding behind anonymity is so lame...
it's just a goddamned piece of paper, after all.
ok, now I am leaving.
Tena
Vichy water before you go? 
3 ex-fascists states and La France!
Plum P,canadian holiday | Homepage | 07.01.06 - 5:06 pm | #
3 ex-fascists and an innocent babe of a country. Yep.
3 ex-fascists states and La France!
And I was hoping for Iran, Iraq, North Korea, and Syria.
The axis of evil playoffs.
it's just a goddamned piece of paper, after all.
The Belgians never seem to mind...
It's a gold mine of stupid!
More like a shit pile.
I am impressed with her football brilliance!
meddling kids
well, she also said England would win the penalty shout-outs, which they never ever have done before. She's crying at her grandfather bday right now
What's with this 'publius' character, anyway? Hiding behind anonymity is so lame...
NTodd, Turtle Lover
I agree.
Vichy water before you go?
Why does the ending of Casablanca suddenly flash before my eyes?
The axis of evil playoffs.
Chris/TX
that's a great idea for a movie!
You'll never believe what I'm hung like.
But note: If Congress decides to alter the UCMJ and override the Geneva Conventions, the President can have his military tribunals with procedures as unfair as he wants.
The revolt in the JAG would be overwhelming. Literally.
Remember the nuke plan for Iraq? Sy Hersh said generals were ready to resign over that. Heard any more about it? Gee, I wonder why not?
NPR had a former Navy JAG on who worked on the tribunals for Gitmo. Completely overridden by the White House, and he said the damage is "irreparable" and that "our children will be paying for it." Rewrite UCMJ to exclude due process, etc., you put every one in the military under an even worse legal system than they have now. One with virtually no legal protections at all. Just to punish a few terrorists.
I got a big picture of that happening, even with this Congress.
Germany vs Italy tuesday
Portugal vs France wednesday
losers finale saturday
finale next sunday
3 ex-fascists states and La France!
Plum P,canadian holiday
an italy-portugal final would potentially paralyze traffic here
"The Day of the Jackal" is on my satellite later on tonight. Great flick.
Like I say, it's a gold mine of ignorance.
Rmj, Uncredentialed
I will refer to one of my favorite Southern descriptions:
The boy is eat up with the dumbass.
You'll never believe what I'm hung like.
Seabiscuit
A box turtle?
an italy-portugal final would potentially paralyze traffic here
earl 'cliche' guevera
in Montréal too, Little Portugal and Little Italy are on the same street here!
You'll never believe what I'm hung like.
Seabiscuit | 07.01.06 - 5:12 pm
Got Milk?™
So far France looks like the best bet. Of course I have no idea what I'm saying.
What, terrorists by the thousands aren't storming the civil courts, demanding their day in court, down in Texas?
watertiger
Apparently it's because they don't respect the rule of law the way Bush does.
Or something.
NPR report: UN is making plans for refugee camps for people fleeing refugee camps in Gaza.
Bizarro World.
What if it's France vs. Germany? Then it will be an all Old Europe cup.
More like a very small ant
It could be Sedan all over again.
Just another ignorant or lying commentator.
He has to be lying. No one can be THIS stupid. Or, can they?
Never mind... He can be THIS stupid!
Jesus, is there no accountability for what you say anymore?
Not in the Bush year's, I guess. God help us all (if there is one).
Just to punish a few terrorists.
And to make sure that Boots, Cheenee, and Rummy, et.al., get their way. Can't have the CIC and his courtiers not get their way.
So far France looks like the best bet. Of course I have no idea what I'm saying.
Well, France just shut out Brazil, who are usually considered the most powerful offence in soccer. So I think you may be right.
Oh, and dith still sucks dead otter dicks.
It could be Sedan all over again.
Some Pig | 07.01.06 - 5:16 pm | #
#10 for France will be threading thru German defenders sayin' 'ZIDANE! AVENGER OF SEDAN!'
NPR had a former Navy JAG on who worked on the tribunals for Gitmo. Completely overridden by the White House
Well, you did read about the JAG who represented Hamdan is going to be out of a job, right?
http://www.theaustralian.news.co...05-
2703,00.html
More Bizarro World: Israel threatens to assassinate Palestinian prime minister unless kidnapped soldier returned.
Well, that would really help things settle down.
Who is the Olmert and why does he say these things?
in Montréal too, Little Portugal and Little Italy are on the same street here!
Plum P,canadian holiday
well, little italy here is somewhat portugese and not far from the actual portugese area now being gentrified/'clubbed up'....the 'new' little italy (not that new really) will not go nuts for a portugese victory but italian definately.
It could be Sedan all over again.
Some Pig | 07.01.06 - 5:16 pm | #
#10 for France will be threading thru German defenders sayin' 'ZIDANE! AVENGER OF SEDAN!'
a. dreyfus
Well, long as it's not a Citroen, I guess.
NPR had a former Navy JAG on who worked on the tribunals for Gitmo. Completely overridden by the White House, and he said the damage is "irreparable" and that "our children will be paying for it."
Our children will be paying for a lot of things, most all of which stem from our fixation on self at the expense of all else.
Back in '93 I wrote that if our children knew what they had in store for them, the ongoing result both of our actions and inaction, they'd murder us in our sleep.
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So I think you may be right.
Riesz Fischer
I'm just going by instinct. I really don't know much about the game. Things like speed, passing, conditioning and aggressiveness are pretty straight forward.
And the LCDR who defended Hamdan was passed over for promotion last year. The board has already met for this year; if he was passed over again, so long to his career in the Nav.
So far France looks like the best bet. Of course I have no idea what I'm saying.
bill
I'm an England supporter, most of the time. When they deserve it and this year they sure did not( divas and bad coaching). I never expected France to get there, they played awful in the first round. But they woke up vs Togo (without Zidane) and then were magnificient vs Spain and today they dominate Brazil!.
For Zidane, who says adieu to football playing with this tournament: ALLEZ LES BLEUS!
speaking of france vs germany. remember adelle davis the healthy recipe lady?
she has a quote, i swear im not making this up, about the german troops 'eating heavy healthy dark bread' defeating militarily the french soldiers 'eating white flour baguettes'...!!!
Funnier Rowan Atkinson sketch though the vid quality sort of sucks.
Well, you did read about the JAG who represented Hamdan is going to be out of a job, right?
No, but, as I say, that's "military law" for you, huh?
As my Crim Law professor used to say, "Military law is to law what military music is to music."
I'm not surprised, unfortunately. But this is also why any move to alter UCMJ won't even get out of Committee. The military, starting with the JAGs, simply won't stand for it.
Plum P, I agree - Zidane is the best player I have seen. Vive la France
More Bizarro World: Israel threatens to assassinate Palestinian prime minister unless kidnapped soldier returned.
Well, that would really help things settle down.
Who is the Olmert and why does he say these things?
jawbone | 07.01.06 - 5:19 pm | #
Apparently freely-elected leftwing leaders don't enjoy the rights afford their counterparts on the right.
I've heard the local rightwing talkradio scumboy refer to H. Chavez as a dictator.
INOKIYAD
I hope Koizumi gets SO much shit when he gets back to Japan.
Just sayin'!
Well, you did read about the JAG who represented Hamdan is going to be out of a job, right?
I hope he resigns and then starts going after these motherfuckers.
The pettiness and childishness of the whole bunch is mindboggling.
RMJ,
And this young man who won for the Gitmo prisoners has a bad future?
she has a quote, i swear im not making this up, about the german troops 'eating heavy healthy dark bread' defeating militarily the french soldiers 'eating white flour baguettes'...!!!
earl 'cliche' guevera | Homepage | 07.01.06 - 5:21 pm | #
With healthy little white-cross pills washed down with robust dark German beer, just before going into battle.
As my Crim Law professor used to say, "Military law is to law what military music is to music." RMJ
Why does that evoke an image of Rush high on viagra?
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Look, there is a vocal (and thankfully shrinking) minority of wingnuts that would carry the flags in the fascist parade.
Someone in the comments to that linked blog post mentioned Robert Filmer's theory of patriarchal authority. And it just clicked that we are, indeed, revisiting some of the politics of the 1670s in England. The ones that led to the English Bill of Rights. They see Bush as the arbitrary daddy-king. Which, given Jenna and not-Jenna, is sorta ironic.
And this young man who won for the Gitmo prisoners has a bad future?
One of his former COs said that he was a great litigator but didn't have all of the right tickets punched. Dat is how it goes in the Nav.
RMJ,
And this young man who won for the Gitmo prisoners has a bad future?
DWD - Blogofascist and proud | Homepage | 07.01.06 - 5:23 pm | #
No, absolutely not. A future as sunny as that guy who set his helicopter down between the troops and the villagers at My Lai.
With healthy little white-cross pills washed down with robust dark German beer, just before going into battle.
fourmorewars
what are the white-cross pills?
Apparently freely-elected leftwing leaders don't enjoy the rights afford their counterparts on the right.
Allende.
And this young man who won for the Gitmo prisoners has a bad future?
DWD - Blogofascist and proud
Well, his military career is questionable at the moment. Watertiger has the link.
I hope he resigns and then starts going after these motherfuckers.
I doubt he'll have a hard time finding a job.
Vive la France
DWD
and vive le Canada maybe? it's Confederation day today (that means the tradionnal Barenaked Ladies concert on the CBC...i think i'll watch the Handmaid's Tale who plays at the same time. After all, that film is pretty much the USA in 50 years if you keep on voting Bush-like zombies in the White House)
More Bizarro World: Israel threatens to assassinate Palestinian prime minister unless kidnapped soldier returned.
Also, Palestinian MPs lifted from the streets are, apparently, 'detained'. Nice irregular verb, that:
I detain;
You kidnap;
He's just been blown to bits by an airstrike.
Why does that evoke an image of Rush high on viagra? - Al Swearengen
And not the law professor part.
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plum I'm not sure you're allowed to NOT watch the barenaked lady concert.
I thought it was um 'mandatory'
what are the white-cross pills?
earl 'cliche' guevera
speed
what are the white-cross pills?
Cheap speed. Theophylline, an asthma drug, IIRC.
i think i'll watch the Handmaid's Tale who plays at the same time.
Margaret Atwood is cool. And, y'know, Canadian. But that's otiose.
let me clarify: Swift will not have a hard time finding a job outside of Washington, D.C.
As my Crim Law professor used to say, "Military law is to law what military music is to music." RMJ
And military intelligence........
is this the same Levin on WABC radio?
The bastard is a raving fucking lunaatic. How come liberal NY Cities bigest radio station has all wingers, all the time? Can that many sane New Yorkers be listening to that crap?
I thought it was um 'mandatory'
earl 'cliche' guevera
and you watched all the 4th of july on PBS with John Denver???
i didn't think so
I'm sure that Swift will have various 'irregularities' dug up to ensure that he doesn't get an honourable discharge. That's the way those fuckers work.
what are the white-cross pills?
earl 'cliche' guevera | Homepage | 07.01.06 - 5:25 pm | #
Better Soldiers thru Chemistry. From what I hear, helps explain a lot about the vaunted German war machine's successes.
Somehow, I don;t think W intends on leaving office in 2008 if things do not go the Rethug way. I honestly would expect martial law, or the equivalent and equally effective invocation of War Time Prezwitial Powers to keep us in a holding pattern until we accept the message that One Party is all we gonna get, period. And it ain't gonna be the Dems, unless they are Liberman.
Why does that evoke an image of Rush high on viagra?
.
Al Swearengen
Brain bleach, stat!
is this the same Levin on WABC radio?
Just rebrand it WATB Radio.
speed
bill
Cheap speed. Theophylline, an asthma drug, IIRC.
billy b
jah. ve like dat cheep speed!
"NPR had a former Navy JAG on who worked on the tribunals for Gitmo. Completely overridden by the White House, and he said the damage is "irreparable" and that "our children will be paying for it."
I think I saw the same guy on MSNBC. It's nice to see some career military types demonstrating sanity. Don't know how the never served keyboard commandos are going to attack these guys, but they will.
From what I hear, helps explain a lot about the vaunted German war machine's successes.
fourmorewars
And the USAF...
RMJ, I think I was being a little snarky. I would think that the young man who might be out of a job in the Navy may have his choice of well-paying, pretigious law firms to choose from.
And Plum P, Happy Dominion Day. May Cananda continue to stand as a beacon of sensibility on the NA Continent.
(And the Handmaid's Tale is more prescient each day, eh? Funny how that works. Orwell called it right as well, just missed it by about twenty years.)
And military intelligence........
Terry C, Patriotic Dissenter
Thats one of those oxy......um contin? limbaugh? moron? same difference.
and you watched all the 4th of july on PBS with John Denver???
i didn't think so
Plum P,canadian holiday
I went to the 'distillery district' for a couple hours. old distillery gentrified. saw one good gallery with quebec artists. very amazing ambience. very polished work. one guy with interesting work recently commissioned to create some big work for cirque de soliel's home office bldg.
sorry, i lied.i think the barebaking ladies gig was last night, cause tonite on the CBC we have canadian football league! The Edmonton Eskimos vs the Winnipegs' Blue Bombers
i know i will get cruxified for saying this but canadian football is faster and more fun to watch than yours. Yep, i'm ready for your insults now
Jeeeeeeebus, I hate election year posturing.
WASHINGTON - A Christian-themed movie about a football coach's faith in God is finding an audience in Congress — not so much for its inspirational message, but for the PG rating it received.
House Majority Whip Roy Blunt, R-Mo., and other lawmakers are demanding explanations after hearing complaints that the movie "Facing the Giants" was rated PG instead of G due to religious content.
The movie's producers didn't even challenge the fucking PG rating, fer crissakes!
let me clarify: Swift will not have a hard time finding a job outside of Washington, D.C.
As one of the 100 most influential lawyers, it would seem not. I just wish he would be sufficiently pissed over the screwing he received at the hands of the military (and the Boots review) to find a job where he could fuck with them, if that's possible.
I've never seen A Handmaid's Tale. What channel and what time.
I've read the book several times, just so you don't think I'm an ignorant, illiterate slob. Well, slob maybe.
Better Soldiers thru Chemistry. From what I hear, helps explain a lot about the vaunted German war machine's successes.
fourmorewars
If I'm not mistaken, Benzedrine was distributed to American troops near the end of WWII as well.
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A longish article delineating Tony Blair's well-developed authoritarian streak and the laws he has pushed through, often under colors of fighting crime and protecting the nation from terrorism ,which, additionaly or even primarily, are aimed at destroying British rights of longstanding, often centuries.
Did he hide all this when he first ran? How did he become this enemy of the people?
http://news.independent.co.uk/
uk...icle1129827.ece
Somehow, I don;t think W intends on leaving office in 2008 if things do not go
the Rethug way. I honestly would expect martial law, or the equivalent and
equally effective invocation of War Time Prezwitial Powers to keep us in a
holding pattern until we accept the message that One Party is all we gonna get,
period. And it ain't gonna be the Dems, unless they are Liberman.
Sarah Deere | Homepage | 07.01.06 - 5:29 pm | #
I've been saying this since forever.
I am deeply afraid that if there's
another major attack on our soil here
before the 08 election -- could never
happen, right? -- the frightened American
people will cheerfully give Bush the
authority to turn the constitution into
toilet paper.
Does anybody think the tactic would
backfire?
i know i will get cruxified for saying this but canadian football is faster and more fun to watch than yours. Yep, i'm ready for your insults now
Plum P,canadian holiday
3 downs. longer field. is it wider too?
deeper end zones. fast scrambling game.
Having done a little reading in the area I think it absolutely paramount for Americans to understand that the "Evil" Nazis invoked the church as often as they could. Even to the extent of having the complicity of the Catholic Church.
They were ruthless and cruel, and they did so with the Bible as their shield.
i know i will get cruxified for saying this but canadian football is faster and more fun to watch than yours. Yep, i'm ready for your insults now
Plum P,canadian holiday
I like the CFL better, too.
I've read the book several times, just so you don't think I'm an ignorant, illiterate slob.
You were "of Mr QL" for a while, were you not?
Anyone who runs on/talks about "lawandorder" is not to be trusted.
margaret atwood might be a good writer but I find her intolerable. old grey moneyed ontario--------'family compact' type personality.
there. i said it.
you need to google 'family compact' to see what I mean.
Anyone who runs on/talks about "lawandorder" is not to be trusted.
House Majority Whip Roy Blunt, R-Mo., and other lawmakers are demanding explanations after hearing complaints that the movie "Facing the Giants" was rated PG instead of G due to religious content.
Word on the set was that they tamed down the clergy pedophilia scenes just to get a "G".
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i know i will get cruxified for saying this but canadian football is faster and more
fun to watch than yours. Yep, i'm ready for your insults now
Plum P,canadian holiday | Homepage | 07.01.06 - 5:31 pm | #
And your bowling is really silly, too!!
And Plum P, Happy Dominion Day. May Cananda continue to stand as a beacon of sensibility on the NA Continent.
tsk tsk tsk, diplomatic faux pas my dear DWD, we don't say "Dominion" anymore, we're not a british colony anymore! We say Canada Day of Confederation day s'il-vous-plait
Better Soldiers thru Chemistry. From what I hear, helps explain a lot about the vaunted German war machine's successes.
fourmorewars
Hitler WAS on speed.
Mr. QL is pissed. He forgot to buy catfood and our prince is starving to death. Heehee. I told him, as long as your out, pick up a steak and we can have that and artichokes in drawn butter & garlic. And red wine of course.
Yeah, there is a chance of a backlash. It's what keeps me going. Then I see videos of that Pamela woman and I get depressed all over again.
Mr. QL is pissed. He forgot to buy catfood and our prince is starving to death. Heehee. I told him, as long as your out, pick up a steak and we can have that and artichokes in drawn butter & garlic. And red wine of course.
Yeah, there is a chance of a backlash. It's what keeps me going. Then I see videos of that Pamela woman and I get depressed all over again.
Plum P, just so you know: there is only one sport that deserves devotion. (And it is played on a rink with a puck and passion)
Hullo all.
I was in a store t'other day that had these little bitty pocket sized copies of the constitution for about $5 apiece. I seriously considered buying a bunch and sending them off the boyz and girlz at NRO.
And your bowling is really silly, too!!
steve simels
the 4 ft. wide 'gutters' seem to strike some as 'silly'.....
I was in a store t'other day that had these little bitty pocket sized copies of the constitution fo