Monthly Archives: March 2005

After dealing with paperwork for “yoU Stay Forever” i will be returning to lay out my “I’m mad as #@(*##@” rant about the schiavo thing stay tuned

Bang Bang A Slovenian TV program devised to to prove that top models were brainless bimbos was canceled after an former Miss Universe turned out to have a higher IQ than a the shows female nuclear physicist. Iris Mulej, Miss … Continue reading →

Shotgun You preferred a weapon with 52% power over speed and 54% range over melee. You use a Shotgun.While not the fastest gun in the west, a shotgun’s raw power and easeof use make it an extremely potent weapon. Some … Continue reading →

As many right wingers are patting themselves on the back that Jesse has gotten into the fray See, this is non partisan… On that note let me address some other Moral issues and where Jesse has been on them The … Continue reading →

and the nutjob who allowed foriegn laws into our courts.. thankfully is on the wrong side on this one (again) Justice Stephen G. Breyer said the same software that can be used to steal copyrighted materials offered at least conceptually … Continue reading →

let’s go to work

Spring Break -working-busted up foot and ankle-school work i have to do over the week =only slightly less sucktacular then a normal week

all hail LGF “The tsunami waves are a minor rehearsal in comparison with what awaits the US in 2007,” the researcher concluded in his study. “The Holy Koran warns against the Omnipotent Allah’s force. A great sin will cause a … Continue reading →

CAIRO (Reuters) – Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has alarmed many reformist Arabs with comments suggesting a new U.S. approach that promotes rapid political change without regard for internal stability. Rice said in an interview with the Washington Post last … Continue reading →

From Al Press And on Monday, Hutchison’s campaign aides said Perry’s letter to Clinton, when she was first lady, showed that he was a hypocrite in making the videotape. “I think your efforts in trying to reform the nation’s health … Continue reading →