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Thorn, it's 10:18 AM, Nov. 10th. Spooz down -300. I highly respect your talent, but I strongly believe you're WRONG on this trade. I'm long heavy here right now, and urging you to cover for your own good.

Which is one of the reasons why private firearm ownership is so crucial. It helps put a bit of power on the right side of the horribly lopsided government/private individual equation.

I answered that- pan down three posts from that one:

You really don't want to go there. http://www.drugpolicy.org/news/pr_september06_02.cfm

You want to pursue the anti-gun rights agenda? <b>At least play fair.</b> "For the Children", printed right on the ballot was a <b>low blow</b>, you must admit.

Actually, that's the one part he got <b>right</b>. According to AP: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061109/ap_on_re_us/inquest_for_a_warrior "A field hospital report says someone tried to jump-start Tillman's heart with CPR hours after his head had been partly blown off and his corpse...

Trust me, it could. <img src=http://images.bestwebbuys.com/muze/books/99/0786870699.jpg>

http://tinyurl.com/y3ss6e <i>"In another sign of power for the gun violence prevention movement in Illinois, voters in Cook County sent a strong message to the legislature when they <b>passed</b> Referendum Number One by what appears to be more than an <b>80 percent margin</b>. The referendum...

Is this new regulation 'For the Children'?

I'm not sure why I'm compelled to correct this, but... Injury or a congenital disorder can cause the nasal septum to deviate, but NOT cocaine. The nasal ailment caused by habitual cocaine use is called <b>necrosis</b> of the septum.

I know a guy who can beat (original) Shinobi on one coin. He has no degree, and little or no college experience. I'd say his potential to become a successful trader, is at least <b>twenty times greater</b> than your typical Ivy League masters degree graduate.

That's just what we need- The gov't stepping in to regulate (=ruin) one of the few remaining thriving, world class industries this country has left.

I agree with much of what you said in your thread opening post, but I wouldn't blame the Russia situation on Rice. Putin is a walking disaster- an Orwellian nightmare of a leader. <b>Nobody</b> gets along with Putin.

If I was in my teenage years to early 20's, I'd probably be unfamiliar enough with the Democrats to say the same thing. Gridlock is a vast improvement over the previous situation- no doubt. But it's not like we've actually gained a reliable or trustworthy government here. Not by a long shot...

Now if only the American people could wise up by another 30-40 mean IQ points, we'll be governed by laissez-faire capitalist Libertarians, as the founding fathers intended. Go Flynn effect!

How about straight men who frequently make disparaging & insulting remarks about homosexuals? Aren't they bullies too? I'm not trying to start shit here... just asking.

This is the <b>actual wording</b> of a <b>real</b> ballot initiative, put to the voters of Cook County, Illinois: ____________________ "For the health and safety of children and the entire community, shall the State of Illinois enact a comprehensive ban on the manufacture, sale, delivery and...

DBD makes a lot more than just voting machines. I'm not the type to sift through earnings reports, but I doubt the voting machines account for more than a small slice of DBD's total revenue stream.

OK, you made your point without including any insults or mock laughter. That's a big improvement, for real. When you phrase it that way, people are more likely to respect & consider your opinion, as I am doing now.

Sorry guys- Bush isn't gay. As a young man, his self-control skills were nil. He let loose; driving drunk and riding the white rails all night. If he liked sex with men, he'd have done that rather openly too, don't you think? Not defending him. Just being logical...