I used to get that, it was technically before wifi. I guess it was like a premonition or something.

Come to think of it, that's probably what gets to me on Mondays too.

What is a good way to refute a straw man argument?

...and is Tom Coburn from Southpark?

I for one welcome our new corporate overlords. I offer them my undying devotion, loyalty, and worship.

Oh, and I just reported all of you.

If someone breaks into my trailer...

I will rape them while screaming that they are liberals.

After the police come to clean up my mess, I am going to take more of those pills from the internet that make my wiener bigger

There are also a huge honey pot with a lot of piggies firmly planted in those pies. Recent history has taught us that a couple of well lucrative contracts = a couple of helpful politicians.

If textbooks were online, I would think OLPC or netbooks (even if they only lasted a couple of years) could probably be used for the same, or less cost. They would also add a lot of utility. Hopefully it is not just a would-be-cool thought.

Training would be a bitch though.

I guess you're right. Candy bars are the real political currency in this country. All that campaign crap is just a smoke screen. 1 Snickers is worth 1 electoral vote.

It's really a sad state of corruption fueled by the American Dental Association.

How is this flamebait?

Breaking the law would mean he was a citizen.

Once you fall into the wrong hands you are no longer a citizen or an enemy. You are completely outside of any law available to mankind.

Officials from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the US Army then told him he was not under arrest but was being detained.

Some of the most horrific words the war on terror has produced.

...asked for his opinions about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan...

*shudders*