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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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As Penske would say: ftr,fwiw,fyi - It is really weird not knowing what most of you look like and whether or not you are male or female.
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Turning the Tide
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You are probably accurate with the weird mental problem analysis, though. |
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I've beenperfectly nice to everyone this entire year. It's my resolution- but I've been double nice to you! |
Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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Damn HYbrids!
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But there will also be nude models. |
Not in a million years...............
Is anyone else as shocked as me that Sony put a Gaijin (foreigner) in charge of their company? I worked for a Japanese law firm in Tokyo for three years, that represented mostly Japanese companys, and my experience told me that a Japanese company would never, at least not in the near future, put a Gaijin in charge. Does anyone know if Sony's headquarters is in Tokyo? Is this guy going to be based in Japan? Does he speak Japanese?
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Not in a million years...............
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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And I agree that his suggestions should be examined, and maybe followed. So, to that extent, I agree. I was simply reacting to the undertone of your post - that the R's were unconcerned about fraud, mostly because we're winning now. Look to Wisconsin - look to the history of some of the middle states - vote fraud has been rife throughout, recently and historically. And it's been an R topic, roundly criticized as being aimed only at stopping the vote, to which, of course, the response is, yeah, we need to stop the votes that should have never been counted. But, like I say, when Hitchens started talking about this (weeks ago), it started to sound like something to look at. |
Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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(Sorry. It just sort of floated there.) ETA - Hank beat me to it. |
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I saw this satistic earlier today and I'm sort of suprised at how much it bugs me. I'm sort of hoping that the answer to why is "good economy/better jobs" instead of "disenchanted with the country/don't support the war."
Military Update: Black Army recruits down 41 percent since 2000 The article mentions that it's more difficult to track Marines, and it doesn't mention the Air Force or the Navy. I imagine Navy recruiting may be a bit easier, since as far as I know, the Axii of Evil and/or Terror aren't known as naval powers. |
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Blacks represent 14% of the recruit-aged population. Black recruits now make up 14% of all recruits. I suspect the reason is the one you fear, but look at the result: proportional representation. Weird. ETA - I wonder, if they could track Democrat v. Republican recruits, would the number change be equal? It might be as simple as that. |
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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bad bill. very bad bill
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bad bill. very bad bill
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bad bill. very bad bill
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Isn't the GOP the party of personal responsibility? To believe this statement, you must believe that the debtors are really the victims. PA-LEASE. |
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bad bill. very bad bill
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I spent a small amount of training time in this court. The proper abuse concern arises in the high-net-worth end of the filings, an area that is explicitly carved out and protected in the current bill. It's not the $50k/yr couple with the med bills, or the three judgments arising out of stupidity, or the profligacy, that costs "us" all of this money that the bill's sponsors are so noisily protecting. Chapter 13 should have been mandated for the big-asset people, not for Julie Sixpack with her too-expensive used-car loan, overdue dental bills, and unfiled-in-court "lawsuit" judgments sending her paycheck proceeds directly from her bank account to her cable provider's collection lawyer. You can't imagine how many people get forced into BK simply because creditors already have such an easy time attaching their funds - people who are barely making it, thinking they have worked out a payment schedule with creditors but finding out after the fact that their meager savings and checking accounts were emptied yesterday by that creditor's attorney, incurring hundreds of dollars in bounced-check fees and violating other payment schedules. I'm a hard-core republican. And this bill stinks. |
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I'm guessing, after some thought, that my earlier meanderings might be it - if one could track Dem v. Repub enlistments, there would be a change equal to this "drop in black enlistment". This ain't a Dem's war, it belongs to Repubs. Since blacks are overwhelmingly Dem, and blacks are measured while party affiliation ain't, this is just the only available indicator of that. |
Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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In that case, I suppose it's telling that Hank had to learn from a poll watcher that some votes were being cast for the other guy, but no matter. |
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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Aww, Dad. You almost made me feel bad for pointing out and complaining about something profoundly stupid and insulting I was told on the playground by the strange man with his hands in his pockets. Almost. |
Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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bad bill. very bad bill
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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Something was rotten in the state of Ohio.
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bad bill. very bad bill
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