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Alright mofo's. As promised there will be chat tonight. Get in there and party!!!!!

QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 04:19 PM) Problem is, that's not the DeLay route. DeLay denied everything, pledged to fight, and stuck around in Congress for several months insisting on his innocence and being a pain in the ass, before finally retiring and saying he did everything with honor and integrity. If you want the DeLay route, this is going to be awhile. This guy is denying everything and pledging innocence. This despite the fact that someone already pleaded guilty to paying him mad bribes and that 90 grand in cash was found in Jefferson's freezer. LOL!

http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=2059099&page=1 What balls on this kid! Gotta love someone with the integrity to speak out on what is wrong with his school.

Greg the Bull with a priceless gem right here.

QUOTE(chisox72 @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 03:37 PM) Leaving to head down there in like 30 minutes. C'mon Freddy, we need one of those sweat-your-ass-off, dominating starts out of you. Lets throw away your previous appearances against these fools and start fresh. I expect to own these b****es tonight!!! (Maybe a fastball up Belliard's ass as a parting gift too? ) For those of us who cant be there, we will be having a chat tonight. BE THERE OR BE SQUARE!!!

QUOTE(whitesoxfan101 @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 03:56 PM) Hilary and Kerry would not be able to win. Edwards is BY FAR the best candidate in terms of ability to win for the Dems, so democrats should hope that the trend in this poll is accurate nationwide among their party. Oh I soooooooooooo hope they run a candidate who made his fortune with frivolus lawsuits against the Health Care industry. PLEASE DO IT!!! That would guarantee Republican rule for at least another 4 years.

QUOTE(Heads22 @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 03:56 PM) NSFW NSFW NSFW NSFW - Satire page about Ms. Ann Coulter Little crude, if not kinda funny. Kinda funny? My abs are hurting after reading that,. LMFAO!!!!!

QUOTE(minors @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 01:00 PM) This sounds like a case a while back where a burglar fell through a skylight while trying to break into a house and cut himself on a kitchen knife that was on the counter and sued the homeowner and because it was in the liberal state of California he won. You have a link to that case? Please tell me that that got overturned on appeal.

QUOTE(EvilMonkey @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 12:35 PM) This is a pic taken from the YearlyKos convention in Vegas. It seems they had a contest to see who could make the best tin foil hat. Iggy, were you there? Are you kidding? He was the chairman of the convention.

I think its totally disgraceful. I think the KKK is a low-rent, redneck bunch of idiots. I also think that despite their stupidity they have rights to free speech and free assembly. Its up to people who know better to counter their message with a more reasonable one.

QUOTE(minors @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 11:56 AM) From what I read on the ACLU site they say Holton is crazy because he wants to die (gave up on his appeals) so that means he is crazy. To me it means that he realizes what he did was heinous and deserves to die for his actions. Nothing is his past suggests he is crazy and he has never brought it up this was a case where a guy was pissed at his ex so he decided to mutilate his kids. Its so typical of those f***heads. They are hell bent on eradicating the Christian religon and justice for criminals wherever they find it. The more I read about this criminal orginazation, the more I despise them.

QUOTE(NorthSideSox72 @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 11:53 AM) The way on drugs couldn't really be won, but it could go a lot better if they: --Legalized marijuana, which is less dangerous in society than alcohol and tobacco anyway --Regulated marijuana to generate revenue from taxes, thus covering enforcement of rules --Take some of the umpteen million dollars that was spent in interdiction, enforcement, prevention of marijuana and put half of it into the same tasks for drugs that are actually dangerous to society --Use the rest of the money to reduce the deficit My ideas were a lot more forceful and stringent. Decriminalizing illicit narcotics is the wrong answer. What should be done, and Ive talked about this before, is for simple possession of a small amount of weed the offender should be fined. If you're caught selling or with larger quantities only then should there be prison. As for the harder stuff like the coke, heroin and such, the answer lies at the source. What should be done is all known coca fields should be burned, napalm is a good way to carry that out, and the homes of drug barons should be flattened, preferably with them and their families inside. Back here at home, anyone caught selling cocaine or other hard narcotics should be executed and fed to the fish. I have no sympathy whatsoever for those who make money selling poison to our children.

QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 09:47 AM) I know anyone who watched yesterday's game on TV saw Victor Martinez's lengthy celebration after both of his HRs yesterday (or if you listened you heard Farmio talking about throwing at people for stuff like that), out of curiousity, does anyone think that might have fired up the Sox enough to spark the rally to win it in the 11th? If that was indeed the case then it was REALLY nice to be able to make Victor Martinez and his Injuns eat some s***. Lets sweep the bastards and make it REALLY hurt.

Its listed as a 1:05 start here on Soxtalk. Was the start time changed?

Less then 2 hours before game time and nobody started the game thread? I had to look 3 times to be sure. LOL!! RIP EM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

QUOTE(jasonxctf @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 10:41 AM) is the war on terror similar to the war on drugs? it sounds nice, but unfortunately it's an enemy that can never fully be defeated? just asking and interested in your responses. The war on drugs could be won in months if the US had the balls to do what is necessary to win. Same goes for the war on terrorism.

QUOTE(minors @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 02:06 AM) Holton got a stay because of the great ACLU but will now die on 9/19 for sure. Here is the story from here in TN. Stephen Edward Holton, 12 Brent Holton, 10 Eric Holton, 7 Kayla Marie Holton, 4 Holton killed his 4 children to get revenge on his ex-wife. Im curious about the whole American Criminal Liberties Union angle. Details please.

QUOTE(whitesoxfan101 @ Jun 11, 2006 -> 01:46 AM) Why would he get a bump in ratings? He's still a bad president and it took WAY too long to catch this guy, a guy by all accounts who was losing power and was sold out by his own "allies". Catching a fugitive is one thing.....catching a fugitive who has a dedicated band of followers who will die to protect him is quite another.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/06/08/con...d.ap/index.html This is the point of it right here. When DeLay got caught with his hand in the cookie jar the Republicans not only forced him to give up his post but his seat in the house as well. The Democrats are so worried about not alienating black people that they dont want to go after someone who's guilty as sin. These are the same people who talk about a culture of corruption in Washington. Indeed there is, and they are helping perpetuate it. What a bunch of hypocrites.

QUOTE(Greg The Bull Luzinski @ Jun 10, 2006 -> 10:39 PM) I don't much care if the guy killed his wife and drove away in a Ford Bronco. As long as he pitches better than Cliff Politte, I will tolerate him. lmfao!!!!!!!!

QUOTE(Rex Kickass @ Jun 10, 2006 -> 08:33 PM) I love how you think that because I believe all people deserve a degree of human dignity, regardless of your behavior - you equate that to flowers and candy. All I'm saying is that there are different ways to look at terrorism and how to fight it. You can fight it with fire and brimstone, but that battle never ends. Or you can go at it with an olive branch in one hand and a tommy gun in the other. Its what we did in Afghanistan in late 2001 and why that worked so well. Until we decided to move the war on terror to a secular country that didn't export terror, although was ruled by a bad person. If we cared about fighting the war on terror, maybe we would have gone after the country who protected and still protects A.Q. Khan - the guy who gives nuclear technology out to the highest bidders (North Korea and Iran) but somehow, that country is our ally. If we cared about fighting the war on terror, maybe we would have gone after the country who supplied most of the terrorists or the country that aided the money laundering necessary to give Al Qaeda the structure that it has - but somehow, those countries are our allies as well. If we cared about fighting the war on terror, maybe we would have gone after the country who financially supported the Taliban and Al-Qaeda because of their Islamo-Fascist agenda that they could pursue without relative consequence. But instead, we fought the four letter country that ends in Q and let the terrorists move there. Those would be the hard things to do that would do better to crush the terror cells in their homes. Rex. How many billions of dollars of aid have we sent to countries in the middle east? How many times have we stepped in to help out when they had an earthquake or some other catastrophe? It doesn't matter to these people what we do, they are all getting programmed from birth to hate us. As long as you have representatives of the Islamo-fascist movement controlling education over there then there's going to be terrorism and I don't see what you can do or say to combat that. QUOTE(Rex Kickass @ Jun 10, 2006 -> 08:33 PM) But instead we did what's easy, and then complained when it turned out that after we made a mess, it turned out to be a mess. If we had real leadership, maybe this situation would be handled responsibly and we would do common sense, realistic and effective things to combat terrorism rather than break the law, violate American values and whine whenever they were called on it. If we found a sustained military effort was necessary to fight this battle militarily, real leadership would call on the American public to contribute to the effort and make sacrifices to make sure our country stayed strong at home, while our soldiers fought to make us safer rather than hand out tax cuts and tell people "just go shopping more." Funny how you talk about American values. You're spot on right. Only problem is that Americans are so spoiled, lazy and unwilling to get involved that they would laugh at such a request. Americans are not interested in sacrifice, hell, you can't even get them to stop driving their SUV'S for an errand thats 3 blocks away to save gas...( they sure want to b**** about the price at the pump though........THE IDIOTS!!). Americans want to drive their SUV'S, want a huge house, they want to all live the bling-bling high life and they all want to sit around and eat cheeseburgers and drink beer all day. What's worse is that they want to complain and file lawsuits when they have to pay for it all and when they become obese. What a bunch of spoiled, whiny b****es we have become. Our ancestors would be ashamed of us. America has never been challenged as it is being challenged now and has never faced a greater threat than it does now. This is no time to be sitting around wringing your hands and whining about our methods, this is a time for bold, decisive action. We have the means to defeat terrorism but I'm afraid that we don't have the will to use them. Those who would hamstring our war on terror are every bit as dangerous as the terrorists themselves.

QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Jun 10, 2006 -> 07:31 PM) God I f***ing hate when games are on Fox on Saturday mornings. Have no option but the Radio. Anywho, winners of 4/5, comeback/late victories in almost all of them, different heros every night, good pitching, Iguchi going the other way, solid play off the bench, Pods getting hits, stealing bases...Welcome Back White Sox, we missed you. Finally seeing that this team has some balls in the last week. ^^^^^^ Anyone who lives outside Chicago gets screwed over and cant watch the game unless they are lucky enough to get it over the Spankees or the Red Sux or someone else.

QUOTE(juddling @ Jun 10, 2006 -> 05:30 PM) ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - A man is suing an auto-parts store for assault and battery after he attempted to hold up the business and employees responded by beating him with a metal pipe. Dana Buckman, 46, walked into an auto shop brandishing a semiautomatic pistol July 5, 2005, only to have it turned on him by employees Eli Crespo and Jerry Vega, police said. The men beat Buckman with a metal pipe and held him with his own gun. Buckman escaped, only to be arrested a week later. He pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery and was sentenced to 18 years in prison as a repeat violent felon. Now Buckman has claimed the men chased him out of the store and continued to beat him. He is suing the auto shop and the two men for the injuries he suffered and for intentionally inflicted emotional distress. Crespo and Vega could not be reached for comment. emotional distress Maybe the store employees should countersue for the emotional distress of having a gun waved in their face. This guy should be taken in the alley and beaten again.

QUOTE(Greg The Bull Luzinski @ Jun 10, 2006 -> 04:12 PM) Put up the Batman logo, .... I mean the Rally Yap Logo to signal the coming together of the Chat crew. We will have a chat tomorrow. BOOK IT!