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Latest Message: 3 hours, 49 minutes ago
- Maria : «link» «link» «link» «link» «link»
- Gene Bright : fryyyyyyyyyeeeeee day !!!
- Denny : Let's get Funky....
- Marc Alvord : Eugene nailed it. The race for celebrity status is causing people to lose their minds!
- Marc Alvord : Sorry but I am late on this one but oh well. I don't have a problem with the parents of a 14 year old allowing her to sail around the world. In fact, I am going to allow one of my 9 year old twins to give it a whirl next week! No, wait, better yet. I am going to drop my 4 year old son's butt in a canoe and shove him out in Lake Erie and wish him luck! What the HECK is wrong with people!!!! I freak out when my 9 year old daughter spends the night at a friend's house. I could not imagine no
- Robert Barke : Here's my take: If you are a bright young person in America and you want to change the world because Mommy told you you could, then you become a doctor. Unless you don't like science or can't stand blood, then you become an accountant. Unless you can't do math, then you become a lawyer. Unless you don't want to work hard, then you find something in business. Unless you really can't handle regular responsibility, then you become a journalist.
- Robert Barke : If interested, I'll continue. I eventually started noticing how many errors there were, and then graduated to noticing how many things were just not reported. Van Johnson, Delara Darabi, Shabbazz. Many of the things are not reported because they are "politically incorrect." But most of the time, the journalists are just too lazy.
- Robert Barke : Hope your dad is going to get his needs met. 30 years ago, when I was in grad school in international affairs, we played a game to find the error on the front page of The New York Times every day. We were just looking for the blatant errors in the international reporting
- Gene Bright : hey. . .or hay. . . .or huay. . . .or huoi
- Denny : It's go time....No surgery for Dad today...no room at the hospital....
- Taylor Rey : Praying for you and your family.
- Sophroniscus : Lord have mercy!!
- Jennifer J : oh wow.. I am so sorry.. I will definitely pray for him.
- Denny : Brain surgery tomorrow...pray for him...its not looking good..
- Jennifer J : how's your dad, denny?
- Denny : You too
- Jennifer J : Happy Hump Day!
- Gene Bright : howdy errre one !!!
- Denny : It's almost go time....
- Denny : Taylor, we talked about that last night....
- Taylor Rey : That guy reminded me of that movie 7 Pounds with Wil Smith.
- Taylor Rey : That guy who wanted to donate his organs last night was some of the most compelling radio to listen to. Do you you have his link or name so I can pray for him to?
- Taylor Rey : I'll pray for you my friend.
- Jennifer J : Tuesday: It ain't Monday LOL
- Gene Bright : tuuuuuuesday. . . . . gotta luv it !!!
- Jennifer J : happy tuesday back at ya!
- Denny : Happy Tuesday....let's go!
- jim patterso : Eugene, not to put too fine a point on it, all of this goes to say that I was right and you were wrong.........
- jim patterso : previous quote from «link»
- jim patterso : "In mid-2003, all U.S. operations at PSAB began migrating to Al Udeid Air Base in Doha, Today, PSAB is the main base for the Royal Saudi Air Force's five E-3 Sentry Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) surveillance aircraft, seven air refueling tanker aircraft and one Tactical Air Support Squadron reconnaissance aircraft." The Fatwas were quite specific that the Saudi Peninsula was the area of contention.
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