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The part where he talks about RandyOrton's suspension being a work was kinda interesting.

Reminder, tommorow night is the next Contender special on Espn. Petrer Manfredo Jr-Joe Spina Allan Green-Jerson Ravelo Also, Alphonso Gomez is on the card, but that being televised probably hinders on time.

Dec 5...

WWE looks down on fans of the product, but thats not really anything new.

Bob Haldeman would be proud.

I think that in time I will actually make a 'shes my weight bench' joke in real life & only I will laugh.

From the surface of things, Reagan was able to see through an end of the Cold War without bloodshed whereas Bush has really fumbled this terrorism ball. Reagan, though he was incredibly old & slowing down in the upstairs, had experience on the national political level since 1964 (he did alot more for Goldwater's doomed campaign in one speech than everyone/thing else combined) and was thus far more qualified in terms of knowing whose advice to take, etc than Bush had coming in (and, apparently GWB is still very lacking in this area). That doesnt necessarily mean that the advice they chose to take led them to make opposing policy decisions but Reagan certainly had a legup on Bush in terms of political and policy knowledge. The big difference is that Reagan didn't have his hand held tight by those with a neoconservative mindset re: foreign policy. Unfortunately (especially for Reagan, who is credited by real conservatives as the successor to Barry Goldwater), they share a huge similarity in terms of how much money was spent during their administrations. On a personal note, one big difference between these two presidents - had I been of voting age at the time, I would have voted for Reagan in 1984 (I would have gone with John Anderson/Pat Lucey in '80 as Lucey was a homeboy and the election was a guranteed Reagan win anyway).

Was it during season 1 that a grizzled Desi Arnez (and his noticeably need of dentures) hosted...or was that a bit later?

Thats not conservatism. Buckley/Goldwater built a foundation for real conservatism, and we shouldt change the original philosophy just so current officials ofthe Republicn Party want to hijack & use the term 'conservatism'. This Administration represents a putrid blend of fiscal liberalism, social conservatism, & mindless foreign policy neoconservatism. A conservative wants a SMALL govt and all the qualities that go with it. This cuurent GOP administration is the furthest thing we have EVER had from that idea.

Works for me.

When wildpegasus dove into his gimmick, marvin was quick to post (repeatedly) on how he would be the next target. To make sure his prediction came true, he started milking the same gimmick for all it is worth.

Do you guys wanna see my picture?

They're all the same.

Well, there really hasn't been much 'conservatism' in this Administration.

I notice that the GOP is still trying to babble about 'lower taxes!' during this years campaign. The huge majority of Americans largest concern re: taxation is their payroll/income...and that hasnt really gone down the last few years. Basically, the GOP's plan for this year.s election (not unlike 2004) is to just say the same things they've proven themselves wrong about...and just hope that their constituents are braindead/naive/etc.

Yeesh.

The Marvinisagone thread is just a few down from this one...and still active, upon his return.

Of course, the way the weather works around here, I wont be surprised if its back in the 60s sometime this month.

That's one of many problems with global warming (or 'no such thing!' as retards call it). Not that I wont continue to make the same joke that Czech did when Im shoveling snow here on Halloween.

I wish he'd bust out his cover of 'Hallelujah' again. At Bonnaroo '04 (a show of greatly varied reviews for Bobby Z) he played a bunch of sweet country-ish covers.

Shannon Moore should get something really lame&queer like limp bizkits cover of Behind Blue Eyes.

my words taste like cunnilingus when I flow over notes by Charlie Mingus

Its been off/on all day here in Podunk.

I enjoyed that one.

Did he write about beating women as well?