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i'll be gone until sunday night to the big apple, hopefully getting a job in the inner city, so i won't be updating this weekend. maybe one of my lazy contributors will drop a few words.
Where dreams come to die. Or not. Sometimes Erik says stuff, too.
i'll be gone until sunday night to the big apple, hopefully getting a job in the inner city, so i won't be updating this weekend. maybe one of my lazy contributors will drop a few words.
i have to say that i disagree on the aclu's position on this case. after looking at it, i think it is much less a religious issue and very much a historical one. the seal represents the history of the area, and for that reason should be kept. on a similar note, things like swastikas and the "stars and bars" are symbols not just of history, but of hate. was the church a good influence in california? that can be debated, but the are key to the history. i think the biggest problem i had with erik was his unjustified slam at the aclu. like them or not, they serve a purpose.
but you wouldn't know from this article. it makes it sound like it is just being taken from stage to screen. perhaps the writer never saw the film?
my top five, in no order:
i have been going through my music and have found my self debating as to who i like the best:
wow. he has 37 IBB. the next closest: the arizona diamond backs with 23. that's right, the whole team.
well, these two teams split their to regular season games, both home teams winning. the lakers even gave up 106 at detroit. this was all before rasheed came to detroit.
i knew they wouldn't pull this game out when i saw all the hype espn had on this game. thanks espn. you made the d-backs feel like scrubs that had something to prove. jerks.
warner is done with st. louis. being a 'phins fan, i don't really care, but weren't we all sick of him and his wife?
do you think the pacers would just accept walk-ons at this point if they could? their two best players and starting pg are banged up, so don't put any money on them tonight. go pistons!
that if the prison abuse scandal is political, then so was the impeachment? i personally don't see how people could argue that either would have lasted so long without sensationalism (prison photos, starr report) and the guilty party constantly complaining about the need to not focus on the mistake? yes, they are political, but as they say, the squeaky wheel gets the grease. the noisy whiner gets the press.
there was always something that bugged me about this movie. well, aside from being a little silly and way formulaic, i hate that train going through the outfield. no league would allow it, but no one, not even the yankees seemed out of sorts about it.
what are core reasons people have been against this guy? too liberal? flip-flops? caring too much about foriegn opinions? no good reason? i know my reason, but i don't think many people agree with me. they should, though.
i am tired of being lumped in with everyone in my state as a republican. the texas republicans called and asked me to give them money. their rationale? i sounded like a republican, and of course i'm a texan. just because i live in this state, i must support the "red state" candidate. i feel bad for the people like me that don't vote with their surroundings. i am sure there is a "blue state" candidate many people would rather not be associated with, but are due to geography. i just feel that my vote has lost some meaning considering there is no chance anyone but bush will win here. does this same feeling occur in those states that are predestined for kerry? i can vote to show my support to the causes i believe in, but it won't change anything in this election. face it: i could if i could get my whole city (el paso) to vote for, say, local legend don haskins, it would not impact the states electoral college votes going to bush. i might try to do it, anyway.
the streak is at 10. bonds has 14 dingers, 34 behind the others. now that the offence looks like it belopngs in the majors, he may not catch them.
today we remember the sacrifice our men in uniform have made for this country over the years. our country was built on the backs of these men and women. i thank every person to have worn our uniform with dignity and honor. for me, i especially thank my best friend who served a hitch in iraq and got home safe. rob of "the mind of rob" has an excerpt from a letter penned by a decorated vet.
i have to admit that it really bugs me that when addressing the public the administration lumps together operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom (formerly infinite justice)? they are two different campaigns with different enemies and objectives. it preys on the inability of some to understand that not all arabs are the same.
this story could qualify. should corporate america be up front about their earnings? yes. are the problems in the porn industry their fault. no.
why might bush not want you to see this? because they made gore the president.
he is backing the packers. i am not anti-packers, and in fact am anti-patriots (the team, not actual patriots). i just don't think you should betray your team for any reason, especially a silly one. if i was ever in the witness protection program, you could find me by looking for a blogger that talks ad infinitum about the sf giants and miami dolphins. yeah, i'm not voting kerry now. maybe i'll write in for the liberal slayer.