Fatback
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Look, what Bush has done, what he hasn't...the majority of Americans still think he's doing a bad job. Those who can't fucking stand the dude should at least take some solace in that. I'm curious from Saba - who seems to be fiscally conservative - …
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we are talking about an incompetent administration. what - was this on a talking points memo or something? I thought in light of their own disapproval ratings and scandals the dems shelved this bullet point. Or wait, that was "culture of corrup…
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*** You are ignoring this user *** 25 people got murdered in cold blood and a few marines and their superiors were able to cover it up for 3 1/2 months? i forgot about this piece of the timeline: December/January- Families of some dead paid $2,…
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i think the major point has been overlooked. haditha and any other attrocities that were allegedly committed by our troops is not the issue. the cover-up is the issue. individuals are capable of committing horrible acts...military and non-military…
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the military are trained to "break things and kill people" (as I heard a military sociologist describe the other day) What did this dude get a PhD from the University of Oliver Stone? That's bullshit. Sure, they are trained to fight wars, but they…
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2) Rape/military - American soldiers, stationed in very peaceful places (let alone Iraq) rape women. Therefore, it should not be difficult, at all, the believe that sexual assault is happening in Iraq - whether of American servicewomen or Iraqi wo…
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The question becomes not one of "is this happening?" but rather "how rampant?" Defenders want to say it's an isolated incident. Critics want to say it's part of the culture of the military. I'm not sure which is true (though, just to note, I'm prett…
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*** You are ignoring this user *** Editing your own post as a response to mine? Now that's rich, and so junior high. do yourself a favor
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Interesting points. But the problems in Iraq amount to one thing: Total incompetence on the part of civilian leadership.[/b]
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Marvin Gaye--Heard it Through the Grapevine Fleetwood Mac--Second Hand News Van Morrison--Sweet Thing Eric Dolphy--Springtime Otis Redding--Try a Little Tenderness
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that was the saddest most disgraceful thing i have ever seen. really fucking broke my heart Zizou was my hero. i keep wondering what that dude might have said to him to set him off like that... but you know what? it doesn't matter. …
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Getting buttwiping tips from grampsy shiggles.
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red garland Yes, but don't tell me you found one of his records at my spot too. This thread is about love.
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everybody. this lovely mild long spring in VA. this board red garland fish
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red heads exotic google image searched "carrot top" and didn't so, i'm exhibiting a little restraint here.
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Ya'll fools are missing out! LOL!! Some of the toilets in Japan are NEXT LEVEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Built in warm water bidets, heated seats, electronic control panels on the side of the toilet, automatic air freshener is released when you pull out mor…
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see, this is the type of quality post that has been severely lacking as of late. that, and the fact that the board is on the fritz or something. yeah, so anyways, i hate the peanut butter shits. and nothing pisses me off more than having to wipe my…
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make the blue water brown. I always enjoyed peeing and making it green.
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What were you reading? I was mentally preparing today's soulstrut posts. No wonder why you had the runz.
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What were you reading?
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I tried. In the end, it was terrible. Every now and then I try to be a "regular" person and do "normal" stuff like this. I need stop and just go ahead a be a freak or whatever I am.
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i did. Skilling was the devil according to that piece.
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And won't they be in one of those country club prisons? Anyways, I'm glad were not able to pin it all on Fastow.
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For Lay, maybe that is life?
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They need to be put away for life.
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Oh. I clicked on this wondering who Byron was? Because I thought I knew everybody down at TTL. Holla
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Jason, Like I said to Joe, just let yourself float. Take all of that pain and emotion and embrace it head on. My father told me that he found his brother in the same way and said that it changed him forever. In a good way.
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Joe, I'm truly very sorry to hear this. There are very distinct stages of grief. But people spend different amounts of time at each stage. That said, most people do spend a very long time in each stage--as the grieving process will go on the rest …
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The oud is my favorite instrument and he was the best. R.I.P.
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This is an interesting topic, and one that should be discussed seriously. But, this particularly discussion is nigh on worthless. I've been trying to figure out what's going on here? Apparently nothing.