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Actually, I think the Amish are required to live at least some of their lives as children, or shortly after adulthood, in "normal" America so they can make an informed decision at the age of 18 (or 21?) on which life they want to lead - so the government already intervenes. Still not sure I'm...

We've seen that look on Kobe's face many many many times.... And though I'd love to see it on Kobe's face one more time I'd rather see the look on Shaq's face when another year passes when Kobe couldn't do it without him...."hey kobe, tell me how my ........ tastes" *laughs*

Originally Posted by nycbob go cavs! You've got your location listed as NYC... you don't want the cavs to win, you want Lebron to continually not win the finals so he'll get po'd and leave in 2010 for NYC... Think ahead! :P

Beers - Abita if its friends, Bud light with lime if I'm floating down a river, Dos Equis if I'm with friends and thirsty :P and bud select if I'm shooting pool. Liquors - Pretty much a whisky man, recently on a Glenlivet 15yr kick (scotch, for you non-whisky types), though I enjoy a makers...

Originally Posted by sepulatian I would tell you mine but this is a family site... Sep beat me to it....

Originally Posted by crimzy We will win no more than 3 games next year!!! Least it'll be an improvement

And we won't know for a few years how many busts factor into this :P

problem is the lions have no defense and no offensive line - last thing they need is another skill position - less they plan on going max protect every single play, pettigrew fills neither need.

Stafford will do well if the Lions can resist putting him in the fire until next year, when hopefully they can draft or trade for or sign some decent offensive linemen. IF they stick to their plan of letting Culpepper take the beating this year and letting Stafford learn, they'll be fine... That...

Waterboarding does cause pain. It isn't something I would want my soldiers to go through. I don't believe its appropriate. Do remember, the people we're doing it to are not aware they're going to survive. Its not a training scenario. Chinese water torture isn't "painful"...drip drip drip....its...

Its too soon for anyone to tell. If I'd been asked, I would have voted no opinion. Hell, it most regular corporate jobs there's a 90 day probation period, and most businesses don't start turning a profit for at least a year. Pretty absurd to expect any major/noticable impact on everyday life in...

I was in mortgages for a short period of time. Nothing sub-prime, and with a major bank. I had to leave because the restrictions on who we would and wouldn't finance got ridicilious. Our approval rate cut in half, literally, and these were A and B tier customers - nothing subprime, just normal...

Originally Posted by Darthtang AW Ok seriously, Clemson kid, firestorm and sickboy, define (in YOUR opinion) what is torture and what is interrogation. And the difference between the two. Seriously think about this before you answer.... tor⋅ture&#8194...

I tend to agree with you on the second two. Unfortunately, there is a market for that garbage, and bear in mind, plenty of celebs go courting the media when it suits their needs (its a love hate relationship). On the torture issue, I'll never agree with it. Some branches are taught how to...

Originally Posted by stdreb27 Another liberal who doesn't believe in this country... I served my country, thank you. US Army Officer, Infantry Company Commander, and still would be were it not for my mother's having cancer and no one else who could care for her. I went through an honor...

no classifieds on here. Can't sell stuff.

Originally Posted by braydonosu Where should the line be drawn between freedom of the press and a someones personal rights be drawn? Ahh, the fun question...that's the balancing act...sometimes it goes to far one way, and sometimes the other. Being an ex-Army Infantry officer, my opinion of...

how the heck do I fix that? or who could I take it to to fix it? (electrician? LFS?)

He had a right to film and he knew it. He was walking away, to his truck - he has freedom of speech and he knew it - he had a right to say what he said. He was secured against the truck after walking to it - and then offered to leave multiple times AGAIN - and was then arrested. Whatever...

Who said I was referring to torture as justification for 9/11? Who said I was referring to terrorist to begin with, since terrorist don't have "national" interests? Though I find it dangerous to say that torture is ok for us to do since they are doing it...last I checked most parents don't buy...