Goldmember

QUOTE(Heads22 @ Jul 11, 2005 -> 01:11 PM) I nearly cried paying 2.26 today. same price here.

for longevity...

QUOTE(mreye @ Jul 7, 2005 -> 06:27 PM) Tell Jr to get his head out of his ass for me! steff must be jr's lucky charm. we need to send her to every race the rest of the season. on a side note, on vacation got to stop in bristol. first large speedway i've ever been too. awesome place. MUCH bigger than expected.

rip...

Goldmember Jennifer Garner 85 % Dr. Love thinks that a relationship between Goldmember and Jennifer Garner has a very good chance of being successful, but this doesn't mean that you don't have to work on the relationship. Remember that every relationship needs spending time together, talking with each other etc.

think you'll get a faster response in pht...

QUOTE(MurcieOne @ Jun 27, 2005 -> 05:25 AM) he wore shorts with flyin on one side... and illini on the other... pretty tight in my opinion.

i watch the futurama and family guy reruns on adult swim pretty religiously. same goes for the new family guy episodes.

watch smallville all the time. my favorite would have to be alias though. jennifer garner...

QUOTE(ScottPodRulez22 @ Jun 25, 2005 -> 12:01 AM) Dark Gray? no the default skin.

default. shame there isn't a gray/black version...

QUOTE(Pauly8509CWS @ Jun 21, 2005 -> 02:45 PM) He looks like the Six Flags guy that dances around... http://sixflagskkk.ytmnd.com/

SPURS...

cartoon network history discovery fx tnt abc fox wb comedy central tbs give me these and csn & wgn and i'm a happy man...

QUOTE(Texsox @ Jun 23, 2005 -> 12:43 PM) One that is already in bankruptcy and faced lawsuits and awards from new stuff. This way it can all be covered and then they emerge from the bankruptcy all fresh and clean. half empty, curmudgeon here ah, didn't read that far...

the jordan xiv/xii matchup was tough...

i applaud them for this. when's the last time you heard any company recalling something that may be defective before the lawsuits and claims start rolling in?

QUOTE(LowerCaseRepublican @ Jun 23, 2005 -> 12:51 AM) In most states, life imprisonment is actually cheaper than the process to implement capital punishment. From Deathpenaltyinfo.com In California, capital trials are six times more costly than other murder trials. A study in Kansas indicated that a capital trial costs $116,700 more than an ordinary murder trial. Complex pre-trial motions, lengthy jury selections, and expenses for expert witnesses are all likely to add to the costs in death penalty cases. The irreversibility of the death sentence requires courts to follow heightened due process in the preparation and course of the trial. The separate sentencing phase of the trial can take even longer than the guilt or innocence phase of the trial. And defendants are much more likely to insist on a trial when they are facing a possible death sentence. After conviction, there are constitutionally mandated appeals which involve both prosecution and defense costs. Most of these costs occur in every case for which capital punishment is sought, regardless of the outcome. Thus, the true cost of the death penalty includes all the added expenses of the "unsuccessful" trials in which the death penalty is sought but not achieved. Moreover, if a defendant is convicted but not given the death sentence, the state will still incur the costs of life imprisonment, in addition to the increased trial expenses. For the states which employ the death penalty, this luxury comes at a high price. In Texas, a death penalty case costs taxpayers an average of $2.3 million, about three times the cost of imprisoning someone in a single cell at the highest security level for 40 years. In Florida, each execution is costing the state $3.2 million. In financially strapped California, one report estimated that the state could save $90 million each year by abolishing capital punishment. The New York Department of Correctional Services estimated that implementing the death penalty would cost the state about $118 million annually. And if we get into the philosophical: Capital punishment is the most premeditated of murders, to which no criminal's deed, however calculated can be compared. For there to be an equivalency, the death penalty would have to punish a criminal who had warned his victim of the date at which he would inflict a horrible death on him and who, from that moment onward, had confined him at his mercy for months. Such a monster is not encountered in private life. -- Albert Camus which is exactly why the legal system in so many respects is f***ed up. ain't touching the philosophical, not worth our time. especially at 1 am...