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Since you ask I'm going to help, but I don't want anyone getting any ideas! American Crew has some of the best stuff for guys and all types of hair. And yes, it's healthy and easy to get out.

I will.

They can put whatever restriction they want on the music, someone will just find a way to steal it anyway. The music industry will just lose more money when bands have a really hard time promoting themselves.

It's possible that Ozzie actually is speaking on behalf of the greater Latino community. He did just come back from the Carribean and immediately he's saying this stuff. Maybe these people really don't want posers on their teams. Ozzie always seems to have a reason for what he says and does.

QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Feb 16, 2006 -> 03:04 PM) Man, I can't wait to shove that crowd in John Kruk's face. I think it might fit.

So the article is saying that the Astros are better than the Sox, Yankees, and Red Sox because they don't make moves? I don't get it. Maybe the Astros should play in the AL. Or maybe he could bother looking at the rosters of the Yankees and Red Sox and tell me where they are better. Think this happens a lot?

Buchanan has not agreed with Republican foreign policy since Reagan. He thinks the war is fought on behalf of Isreal: Pat's thought He doesn't represent Bush's core.

QUOTE(Rex Kickass @ Feb 15, 2006 -> 06:44 PM) Yes, because differing with George Bush on policy in any form clearly makes you not a Republican :rolly: No, all I'm saying is that if you want to make a point that Republicans are moving against Bush, then you should find someone that is part of the core conservative group rather than people who have to be moderate in order to get re-elected.

QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Feb 15, 2006 -> 04:29 PM) Hmph, there certainly are some differences in the way the AP is presenting Gore's speech and the way other sources are doing so. (This one from the "Arab News") Yes, the Arab news does seem to enjoy American's ripping on their own government. I don't see the point.

QUOTE(minors @ Feb 15, 2006 -> 03:46 PM) I see they used Hagel, Chaffee and made their headline as Republicans. These two do not represent the core republican party. To get my attention they will have to get some solid republicans. Stole my words. These are the same guys that voted against Alito if I'm not mistaken. I know Chafee is.

QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Feb 15, 2006 -> 04:28 PM) Just curious, but do you all still have the orginal email adress you registered under? I looked through all my settings and information to make sure I was set up to get emails, and yes, it is the original address. Somehow I feel it's my fault, but if it is, I can't figure it out.

Neither did I.

QUOTE(Drew @ Feb 15, 2006 -> 05:37 AM) For every deal that gets done, there are ten that never see the light of day. I count this as one of the ten, although I'm glad Rowand brought us Thome instead of Delgado. Agreed. The Sox were tryng to find offensive help not only at DH but also had to worry about Konerko leaving. There were probably lots of possibilities, but Thome was the one that came through.

No, but I do have a co-worker who likes to air all sorts of personl feelings and information that nobody else cares about. She doesn't speak to me, but to the person who sits all of 5 feet from me. She knows I'm there and can hear everything. It's all I can do to keep from laughing at her ridiculous exploits that she takes very seriously. Ugh

Even though I don't like most of the bands that play there, I think it's cool that they want to make it bigger. Summerfest is so awesome in Milwaukee and it would be great to have something like that in Chicago.

QUOTE(DukeNukeEm @ Feb 12, 2006 -> 09:18 PM) That is in fact true.. but really if he wouldve wasted time running it through congress n all that, he wouldve missed the shot at the deal. That's fine, I was just helping Balta prove his point.

QUOTE(BHAMBARONS @ Feb 12, 2006 -> 10:19 PM) I just gave you the short version but since you want the long version here it is: Yeah, and I agree with you. I would put JFK on this list because his indecisiveness caused the Bay of Pigs disaster.

QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Feb 12, 2006 -> 06:46 PM) Washington actually I believe stretched his powers hugely. This was also the belief of Thomas Jefferson who ran his campaign on the idea of limited power to the president. Then he purchased an enormous amount of land despite not having the expressed power to do so.

QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Feb 11, 2006 -> 01:18 PM) Yes, what an asshat. How Dare Jimmy Carter violate a law that wasn't on the books at the time! He should have traveled forward to the time after FISA was passed and gotten a warrant from that court once the procedure for court approval was established, then brought the warrant back in time thus proving he had probable cause! He should be impeached right now! Just send our current Congress back in time to do it! I think the fourth amendment, written before Carter's presidency, made it illegal for the government to spy on its own people. FISA creates an exception to that rule for the purposes of national security as long as congress is informed. Furthermore, the idea of "zones of privacy" was created under Griswald v Connecticut, also before Carter. While Carter did not violate FISA, he still broke the law. That's the way I interpret these laws anyway.

QUOTE(LowerCaseRepublican @ Feb 12, 2006 -> 02:30 PM) And with all this Lincoln love, how can we forget his suspending of habeas corpus? And more here: http://www.civilwarhome.com/pulito.htm He also did this, which the author of your article seems to find illegal. Or possibly uses to justify the other things he did. Having read the article and looked at the web site, I really can't tell what side he's on.

Have to go with Lincoln on this one, but Truman is my favorite president. Every president should have a sign that says "The Buck Stops Here" on his desk.

Using BHAM's rationale I would put JFK on this list. John Quincy Adams would be a good choice too. Corrupt bargain. That's how you steal the presidency.

Similar thing happened to my mom a few years back. Trust me when I say doctors are pretty amazing.

QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Feb 10, 2006 -> 04:12 PM) Where exactly does that article say that support for the program in question is growing? It asks questions about it yes, but nothing gives any trend lines, and since the question was phrased in a different way from most surveys on the subject (3 possible responses instead of the "Yes or no" do you support this program) I think comparison looks pretty impossible without trend lines. The first article gives trend lines in the Republican base at the end of the article and they all show support growing. Neither article gives a good idea of what the questions were.

As stated before, when Jenks came up I remember Hawk saying that he had 4 pitches: fastball, curve, slider, change. I thought that he stopped throwing slider and change because he stopped being a starter and became a closer so he just uses his two best pitches. I guess that means the others tend to hang. For Jenks, even if he threw a change at 88, it would still be 10-12 mph slower than the fastball which makes it effective. 88 looks like 70 after the fastball. As long as the motion is good he could fool everyone. Before improving on a change, he should be able to control the curve a little better. That's an incredible out pitch if he can use it right.