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That would mean people would have to really think...... Never gonna happen. Good idea though. I remember this old person I knew who used to vote "All republican" no matter what. She mentioned these options you could choose when voting - one of them was a box you could check that would...

Personally, I don't pay any attention to they titles, their parties, or their debates. If they've served in a war they get my vote before any that haven't. If they don't have a whole bunch of buddies up in parlaiment or some political name, that's another plus. If they've ever had to worry about...

because I got high......because I got high......because I got high....... la da da dah dah dah

Recently, I've been on a Heineken kick. It's either Heineken for hanging out, or Boddington's or Extra Stout Guinness on special occasions. I just got done with a Merlot binge, first time in my life I've been "can't stand up" drunk by myself. Nearly made myself sick, so I'm done with that for a...

I'm still trying to see the picture. Your sentence is a little hard to follow. Some Alaskan raised their hand.....to answer a question, or to ask a question? Or was it like a yay or nay thing with a raised hand meaning yay.....or nay? Yeah, I didn't see the debate.

I didn't think it was limited to guys. I don't personally know him, but the fact he's one of those "Scientologists" makes me pity him.

so whats ur point? I didn't really have a point. Just figured an intelligent consumer would like to know what he/she is consuming. couldnt you use pepsi to do that to? No, Pepsi doesn't have nearly as much phosphoric acid as Coke. This is what "cleans" the toilet. It's actually dissolving...

Anybody know what the P.H. of their tank is? Do you know what the P.H. of Coke is? I'll give you a hint; it due to phosphoric ACID. Did you know that trucks carrying cartons of Coke concentrate have to display a "hazardous materials" sign?

I dilute nearly every single thing I drink with water. If I have a soda, it has to be in a GLASS glass with ice and usually an inch of water. I even do this with tea. I also recycle my glasses. If I have left over ice from my last drink, and don't want another, I'll put my cup in the freezer to...

despite my best efforts.....

Pepsi if I have to. I live in Texas too. Coke turns my stomache, plus; did you know almost every single state trooper has atleast one 2 liter of coke in their trunk? Do you know why? I don't drink anything I can't see through anymore. Unless it's a Guinness.

The difficulty depends on the game. Of course a game like Zelda or Sports will be easy to get into with an simple learning curve. But a game like Call of Duty or Farcry will really put you to the test. Not only are they difficult games alone, but you have to learn how to use the wiimote and...

I just can't help myself. Show me where it states Look familiar? Come show us some proof!

I thought it was higher PH......like 8.6 or something. I did some research on discus a while back but have never kept them myself. I knew a friend that did though.....not for long tragically. I remember hearing they were expensive fish. Now that I think of it.....it might've been the temperature...

You sound like you are suggesting any company that took over the rebuilding of Iraqs infrastructure shouldn't profit in some form...that is retarded.... Technically, I don't sound like anything to you, this is a computer. And you'd have to twist my text to the extreme to understand it like...

I've had my Wii for almost 6 months now. No problems or complaints to report. It does take a little while to get the hang of how certain games receive data from the wiimote though. Like shogun said - it comes with the sports pack which is great for learning how to play. And you can customize a...

No. But does that take away the fact other companies could at the least help? This isn't even the point anyways. Halliburton is huge, so what. That doesn't mean it's o.k. to toss political and corporate responsibility out the window. Moving on. I've thrown out a few of my comments and...

So the companies that harvet Iraq's oil make no profit ? That sure is generous of them. Giving all that money back into the community. I honestly don't know what the Iraqi government is funded by, but my first guess would be mostly by the American people. I'm sure there are other sources like...

How does that make them money? Bonuses, promotions, job transfers and such awarded. I mean c'mon, they got the EXCLUSIVE contract to extract oil from Iraq. There are numerous studies showing Iraq's oil is the easiest and cheapest to get with many large oil pockets just below the surface. So...

Bush's buddy and vice president Cheney who used to be the CEO of Halliburton still has friends there. I'd like to see an argument saying they don't make money off this war.