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bmags

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  1. and who got the republicans elected.
  2. bmags replied to greasywheels121's topic in SLaM
    No Age continues to get better http://downloads.pitchforkmedia.com/No%20A...0a%20Target.mp3
  3. so many great quotes but this is my fav: "The surgeon removed the barrier between her two vaginas, leaving her with one big one."
  4. A large majority of his constituents would disagree with you.
  5. These documentaries help people get over their false beliefs and confirmation biases.
  6. Thanks! I'm excited, it's not exactly organized, partially illegal, and open-ended, but not much was going on here and it's something I've wanted to do for a while.
  7. QUOTE (FlaSoxxJim @ Aug 26, 2009 -> 07:04 PM) Hey bmags. . . You never indicated your cachaca preference. Inquiring minds want to know. LeBlon is all I've ever had. But when I move to Brazil in 2 weeks I'll try some others, let you know.
  8. I'm sure the growth of government from 1929 to 1940 was much larger than what would occur here. The government size has steadily grown this century but has ebbed and flowed, privatized parts of itself, shed it's skin in many parts. This is undoubtedly major reform and I think that scares anyone of failure. But this is going to come down to whether you view this as something our society should be setting up through our government. People have varying opinions. But whether the Republicans and blue dogs succeed in killing 'Obamacare', that can't be the end of it, some form of health care reform absolutely needs to get passed. It can't be like 2005 with social security.
  9. They guy is a great reason you don't have term limits, imo. He knew the ins and outs of procedure and helped hammer out how the impeachment procedures should go on Clinton. Really, regardless of policy, the man was everything a modern senator should be.
  10. I bought my brother a shot of chartreuse this weekend for his bachelor party and the bartender didn't serve it chilled. At least they had it.
  11. i want them to do a show investigating that cougar in roscoe village.
  12. perhaps our Congressman and Senators are just shocked they have to do a job again.
  13. but significance is one. We've had fairly vanilla legislature, when was the last time there was intense heat with many special interests keenly involved. At the very least I'd have to say the SO2, because that was pretty heated with the coal states.
  14. bmags replied to Texsox's topic in SLaM
    and haha at Oprah being the first thought. Reminds me of coming to america when murphy donates a wad of cash to a playground and the soulglo guy gets credit.
  15. bmags replied to Texsox's topic in SLaM
    That's really cool. Philanthropy like this really is special to America, and to do it anonymously without wanting wings named after you is very cool.
  16. QUOTE (kapkomet @ Aug 26, 2009 -> 05:02 PM) 1964/5. Medicare. that's the last "major" reform? What about the civil service reform under Carter or the SO2 cap and trade that was 20 years in the making
  17. bmags replied to juddling's topic in SLaM
    I love Roger Ebert.
  18. QUOTE (Tex @ Aug 26, 2009 -> 03:32 PM) When was the last time America tackled a project as big as health care reforms? You'd seriously have a better idea than I would. Perhaps tax reform or whatever bill it was under GHWB that helped lead to budget surpluses but effectively ended his career.
  19. keep fightin the good war against non-existent soldiers kap
  20. I'll give credit where credit is due (for once), Biden's speech (essentially eulogy) given today on Teddy Kennedy was very touching.
  21. QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Aug 26, 2009 -> 01:02 AM) more access to inaccurate or disinformation makes them dumber. Also, you run the risk of getting into echo chambers full of confirmation bias where your ideas are only supported and never challenged. The Series of Tubes makes it easier to find like-minded idiots. disagree. The problem now is a bunch of old white men are center of the debate and they just learned email, and dag nabbit that email just said there'd be death squads.
  22. bmags replied to greasywheels121's topic in SLaM
    I think there are some weird expiration rules. My friends band name is ptarmigan, the same name as some canadian prog band in the seventies but it still checked out for them.
  23. QUOTE (kapkomet @ Aug 25, 2009 -> 11:14 PM) TV an internet(s) pretty much dumb us down. I'll post more on why I think that later. Gotta run. I'm pretty sure less access to information didn't exactly make people smarter.
  24. QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Aug 25, 2009 -> 11:01 PM) Andrew Jackson's wife is a pipe smoking woman of ill repute. laughed heartily. Today's birthers are about fake birth certificates, yesterdays was about being a illegitimate child. Just updatin with technology.
  25. must be fun for a red sox fan to get to be able to tee off against contreras and garcia in back to back days.

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