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  Why The Hell Do People Defend Israel?

  by Blue Grass in

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  first i see a lot of americans defending israel's execution of at least 9 peacekeepers and the attempted murder of several others.

  now people are calling helen thomas a bigot?

  the most evil and bigoted people live in israel.

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  @ Justitia for debunking BTS' plagiarized cut and paste. It's very telling how your facts have been ignored in his many subsequent posts.
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  It's done. I did it. I moved out.

  by doublelife in

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  i'm officially living on my own and it feels great.

  i was worried that once i move out i'd regret my decision but i knew right away that i made the right decision.

  i was nervous about telling him.

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  "Don't give the ring back, if only to save some poor woman from getting a second hand ring. It sounds like he's trying to get some cheap 2 for 1 deal. That's ok for pizzas, but not for wives. Sorry, but I just think that's pretty freaking low."

  LOL @ FF.

  Double life, good luck to you. I've never heard of asking for the ring back from a soon to be ex-wife, fiancees yes, wives no. It's your damn ring. You should ask him to give you his ring.
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  GOING "GREEN" is either practical or it is not----which is it and why?

  by Terry in

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  going 'green'opinion editorial by john stossel - may 27, 2010. .

  i ride my bike to work.

  it seems so pure.

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  He may not have to wait too much longer for the electric car. I just saw an ad for the Nissan Leaf - 100% electric, $26,000 after government rebate.

  http://www.nissanusa.com/leaf-electric-car/index#/leaf-electric-car/feature/pricing_information
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  Long Time No See!

  by faundy in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  wow, it has been an age since i've been on here!

  for those of you who remember, i'm steph, dansk's daughter.. .

  it's been 18 months since he passed away and for some reason i am feeling it more now than i did at the time of his death.

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  ((Faundy)) I understand what you're saying about missing your dad more now. It's crazy the little things that will hit you out of the blue. Not that a new baby in the family is a little thing. I've learned there is no statute of limitations on grief.

  How's your mom doing?
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  Planted a seed today... Update on de-program of my 16 year old son

  by Aussie Oz in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  well, some of you know that i have a 16 year old son who lives with his jw mother.

  she has already mastered the art of guilt control on him.

  i am most anxious that he not get baptized at all or at least unless he has really understood the whole truth, not just the watchtower truth.

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  Nicely done. Thanks for the update.
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  LOST SEASON FINALE

  by Terry in

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  the 6th and final season of lost has been jam-packed with "reveals"!.

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  what is the secret of the island?.

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  Richard wasn't in the church at the end. Will he and his eyeliner get a spinoff?
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  All I can say about thr finale of "Lost" is...

  by changeling in

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  wtf???!!!.

  they are all fucking dead!.

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  I thought it was a great ending, even though i didn't understand completely until today. The blog below helped me.

  I wonder if we'll ever see any of these actors again?

  http://watching-tv.ew.com/2010/05/24/lost-series-finale-review/

  If there was any big surprise last night, it was how overtly Christian in its imagery and message the series proved to be. Its heavily underscored lesson was that everyone was forgiven — that word was used over and over. And the water at the Magic Glowing Source was used for the purposes of transubstantiation: “Drink this,” Jack was told upon being handed water, a phrase later repeated when Jack gave water to Hugo. Given the liquid’s effect particularly on Jack, the dialogue might just as well have quoted directly from a Communion service: “Drink this, for this is my body which is given unto you. Do this, in remembrance of me.”

  For if there was one thing we can probably all agree upon, in the end, Jack Shephard was a Christ figure whose sacrifice saved many other people. The imagery could not have been more specific: Jack’s questioning and obeying of his father; his leadership of a small group of disciples; his final ascension (in TV terms, in a glowing white light). Even the piercing of his side by Locke/Man In Black was in the part of his body where Christ was speared while in agony on the crucifying cross.

  But for most of its long but rarely boring length, the final Lost did not huff and puff and labor toward a heavy metaphorical conclusion. Instead, it was, well, pretty delightful, full of reunions that were both emotional and funny (how about that re-meet-cute between Sawyer and Juliet at the vending machine?). There were sweet little jokes, such as when, 90 minutes into a two-and-a-half-hour show, someone said, “It sure don’t feel like it’s over.” I don’t know how it’ll play with hardcore Losties, but I was glad to see a fan favorite such as Hurley not only avoid great suffering, but become the most important assistant in Jack’s glorification. Hurley was always the most lovable character in Lost, and it turned out that if he represented anything, it was Love itself.

  The metaphor that had been used weeks earlier, about the cork in a wine bottle that kept evil from escaping — that was dramatized well, when Desmond first uncorked the island and it did indeed look as though Evil had been loosed upon the island world. Then it had to be, er, re-corked by Jack, to refute Evil’s pronouncement that “you died for nothing.” Quite the opposite: Jack died so that everyone could gather in the Church of the Sideways and have a splendid wrap-party of the soul.
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  And Coming Soon: New Elder Away!

  by SixofNine in

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  http://www.liveleak.com/player4.swf?config=http://www.liveleak.com/flash_config_new2.php?token=64f_1270781261%26embed=1.

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  hemp lover

  Nice.
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  Initial Analysis Of The Times Square Bombing Attempt

  by leavingwt in

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  initial analysis of the times square bombing attempt.

  and so it is with target new york.

  it is entirely possible, nay likely, that the recent times square car bomb was placed at the doorstep of the viacom building's main northeast entrance because of the south park controversy.

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  @ XJW4EVR: The initial information law enforcement officials gave to the media was that they were looking for a white man in his 40s, so why would people (any people, regardless of political affiliation) assume Muslim terrorism immediately when the police were saying otherwise?

  I also don't get the gripe with Bloomberg. Is it because, once the suspect was caught, he said he didn't want New Yorkers to lash out at their Muslim neighbors? I don't see anything wrong with him trying to quell any possible retaliatory violence against innocent people. By the way, Bloomberg is not a liberal.

  Not sure what you're talking about with regard to Ft. Hood. They caught the guy immediately and had made the Muslim extremist connection within 24 hours from what I recall.
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  Initial Analysis Of The Times Square Bombing Attempt

  by leavingwt in

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  initial analysis of the times square bombing attempt.

  and so it is with target new york.

  it is entirely possible, nay likely, that the recent times square car bomb was placed at the doorstep of the viacom building's main northeast entrance because of the south park controversy.

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  "Liberals have spend their time far more outraged about these nonexistent backlashes than the actual terrorist attacks."

  No, they haven't. *sigh*