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  1. The green movement hasn't stopped. fightin' for their right to have a parrrrtay A cleric also apologizes for the 79 embassy takeover calling it a 'mistake'. thousands of Basij militia deployed. Arrests for anyone who say that Ahmedinijoud is not legitimate.
  2. what's more is it is an ad that's discredited. It's a lie. And they don't care.
  3. gay marriage forces need to start hitting back hard message-wise, because the same thing happened in Maine as Cali. Anti-gays: The gays want to control your kids EDUCATION and GAY THEM UP !!! Gays: It's not a big deal, it won't affect your life, vote for equality Which is more motivating to vote for. What's more, gay marriage is a pretty motivating issue. I follow the referendums a lot, i did what I could for california. Why they don't hit more on the DENIAL OF RIGHTS the MARGINALIZATION of a productive, hardworking minority that faces physical threats constantly... see? It's easy. But it's hard not to look at the ads anti-gay marriage forces put up and not think that they are just despicable, despicable people.
  4. wouldn't be the offseason without a damon to the sox rumor
  5. Personally, I'd rather replace Dye with a power bat. Our power is only going to come from quentin/konerko/becks next year...I guess rios, too. But, I'd rather not have a bunch of light hitters in the outfield.
  6. haha, i thought this sounded familiar.
  7. blah blah blah let's coddle Y2HH some more, his opinions seem worth it.
  8. So this new revenue from parking means wie'll totally sign brian gil;es?
  9. QUOTE (Kenny Hates Prospects @ Nov 1, 2009 -> 01:50 PM) Isn't that an oxymoron? You're right though. Our current team as it stands is not good enough to compete with those juggernaut 2010 Twins and Tigers teams. I hear the Tigers are going to bring back Adam Everett and the great Orlando Cabrera might even return to Minnesota for - get this - a full season. The Indians are going to be a force too when Matt Laporta makes up for the Lee, Sabathia, and VMart deals all by himself, and 2010 should be the dreaded Year of the Hochevar. I know, my knees are shaking too. Kenny better hurry up and overpay for a veteran in decline to DH and a couple spotty relievers or else we're doomed. while you're point is obviously taken, I think their point, which I'll accept, is with a starting 5 set up the way we have it right now, it's time to go for more than merely taking a mediocre division. They want to go for it all. And who can blame anyone for that?
  10. damn. at least it's summer here
  11. bush visiting iraq on thanksgiving, etc.
  12. if they did, it means i'm 4 hours ahead of cst now...which sucks for football. And most everything.
  13. QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Nov 1, 2009 -> 01:56 AM) As opposed to your side which seems to be, they agree with me, so they can't be at fault. Yep, that is much more sound logic. You'll do great coming out of a school for journalism. because you have examples of this? Typical bulls*** from conservatives on this site... I can't argue with you, so I'll argue against the person I wish I was arguing against.
  14. When the other argument against a poll is something to the likes of : "well, I think the questioning is kind of misleading and might lead to uninformed answers" "they called on a holiday and didn't get equal representation" "This poll has a pretty high margin of error, I don't think I'd put all my eggs in their basket" or anything remotely related to the actual poll, instead of: yeah well, people lie, so these pollsters probably lied, oh yea sure you can look at the questions they asked but they probably lied about the questions because people lie. Sorry but they do. Then you don't deserve a polite response.This is the third go around of this stupid argument. If you don't believe polls because you are incapable of understanding the methodology, then just admit, don't hide yourself behind "well theyz is probably lyin', I seena heard people do that."
  15. what is that opposed to? Nothing in my argument? Okay, move along.
  16. QUOTE (Y2HH @ Oct 31, 2009 -> 04:44 PM) Yes, you are right. I have deep seeded issues because I don't trust people I do not know. I need not add anything more to that. If I were you I would never buy anything then. Sure, they SAY these are the ingredients, but they could've just lied and put cyanide in it. How do you know? I'd stop buying things, Y2HH, you'll be safer. Also, you might want to put homemade tinfoil over your head.
  17. I ignored the rest because it wasn't based in any sort of fact. You're assumption that they are lying is just a cover up for your inexperience in statistical data and a way for you to explain away your uncomfortableness to yourself. Why would Rasmussen continue to be transparent and show us their leading questions if they could just lie? Because actual people are called, and they can actually get caught, easily, and they can actually go out of business because of this. People pay for these polls. News orgs subscribe to them, if they got caught lying they would be ostracized and not used anymore. The variations in polls result in variations in questioning, to be sure, but also, changes in who was polled, what their sample sizes were, etc. You think that because you are acting cynical to all polls and making silly claims like they could lie about their methodology makes you reasonable, when it just shows the opposite.
  18. QUOTE (NIUSox @ Oct 31, 2009 -> 02:28 PM) Just look at high school and college hockey, all schools have basketball teams but only some to very few have more than club teams in hockey. Since most teams do not own an ice rink, the reason for this is cost. A football field they can use for a couple of sports, an ice rink one, and maintenance/etc. it's unreasonable. The cost to be on the hockey team at my school was absurd.
  19. well, that means you don't trust yourself to have basic knowledge to figure out what polls are reliable and which aren't.
  20. You think someone would've been like, hey, do you want to trade hats, this one doesn't have brains on it.
  21. I think people also don't realize that this emergence of blackhawks popularity is a RE-emergence, and even if we weren't good, the good will that seemed to occur after Wirtz death was already the beginning of a return to the blackhawks. That man really did squeze the souls out of the fans of the sport, myself included. In 91-94, I can remember, even though I was little, Hawks-Wings was a huge deal, covered a lot on the radio, everywhere. Hawks were often front page news. And this was at the height of the bulls. So, I think some of you are just applying a small sample size (98-2007) and projecting it to the blackhawks entire existence.
  22. summarize kap: I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT BUT I'M GOING TO COME ACROSS AS REALLY ANGRY AND SURE OF MYSELF SO YOU THINK I DO!!!!
  23. Seriously can we move on? This polls are not to be trusted argument is among the dumbest that continues to get hold in the filibuster. Polls not to be trusted/are obviously biased: Anything showing people believe in global warming any showing a democrat in the lead any showing the public option popular Did I miss any? Let's move on.
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