Dr. Tyler; Captain America

After an offensive flurry, the score is now 6-4 with 13:21 in the first.

Pitt-Wisconsin is 3-2 five minutes into the game At this rate, the final score will be 24-16!

It's old news for everyone who read the Franken book as well.

Source: CBS NEWS OMG WTF BIAS In the article, Richard Clarke, former chief of terrorism for Reagan, Bush I, Clinton, and Bush II until he resigned two years ago, asserts (among other things) that his requests to focus on al Queda and bin Laden before 9/11 were ignored in favor of action against "Iraqi terrorism against the United States". Given that Clarke resigned (i.e. he wasn't fired) and has been a public servant for 30 years, this could spell much more trouble than the Paul O'Neill accusations (which were effectively dismissed as sour grapes). Considering Bush is running on National Security, this could be a serious dent in Bush's re-election campaign. But hey, that might just be me. After all, I'm an EVIL LIBERAL PARTISAN LOL WHO WANTS TO BRING DOWN DA BUSH! So, thoughts?

Make that five. There goes one of my final four

Stanford is in TROUBLE. Childress fouled out already and they're down by three with a minute left.

We're hardly suffering from a lack of population in the country. I think it's safe to say we can afford to get rid of the tax breaks and other legal benefits. Just privatize it and get it over with.

Yeah, I'm not arguing it's "extreme", simply because I find it difficult to label something that half of America supports as "extreme". But, I do think it's incredibly unnecessary, and I believe that any amendment that restricts our rights and citizens is probably an ill advised amendment. Short answer: you're denying an entire group a right allowed by every state's laws. Short solution: privatize marriage.

What bothered me about this whole scandal, though, is that this journalist from the USA Today was a Pulitzer prize finalist. From the USA Today. Eh.

It's like, the news: Cliff Notes Version. I, personally, don't ever pick it up, but I'd imagine that it has an audience with pseudo-intellectuals who think they need to read a newspaper to look crafty but don't want to put the effort into reading real columns.

But since it isn't the NYT, this doesn't get play.

Sure, it's a different issue. However, you're using lack of public support to condemn the courts, and that's utterly ridiculous. That body isn't reliant on public support, it's reliant on the Constitution. If you believe that gay marriage is against the spirit of the constitution, that's one thing, but your argument that public support has to be on the side of the courts for them to make a ruling is utterly dumb.

All of my sweet sixteen are still around. ::cheer!!::

::crying:: There goes my perfect night.

FUCK! How are you gonna miss that layup?!?! Or get it blocked.

This UAB-Washington game is GOOD. GO WASHINGTON.

Pitt-UCF is 22-18 at the half. Haha.

You guys don't know how to take a joke

Almost a perfect day today

As everyone has said ad nauseum... The majority of Americans opposed Brown v. Board of Education, too. Should we resegregate, Mike?

What CAN we do? Invade China?

Funny, three posts up, you were implying he said something off the wall insane. Now, it's just redundant? ... YARGH!

Read the quote. YES! HE'S SAYING SOMETHING ENTIRELY CRAZY!! THAT CRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZY DEAN!!! !AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YEAAERGH!

I thought it was pretty funny. Chapelle pissing on the DA was hilarious.

Art imitates life.