Conspiracy_Victim

Dude this interpretor for FoxNews sounds like he just learned A) Arabic or B) English a few days ago.

That's actually been a boiling point most of today. It's where the people from the 507th were captured when they got lost. Just looking on FoxNews, the battle has bogged down a bit. Also, they're reporting that the Ramallah oil fields just south of Al Nasariya are "unsafe". Apparently the Iraqi special security forces are pushing Iraqi units into an attack. Man if they manage to cut off the forces further north (almost to Baghdad by now) it's going to be a huge battle. However, I think we've probably held back enough in reserve, both ground and air, to beat the attack back.

I believe the problem we have with the "interviews" is that they were put on a state run TV station, thereby insinuating that the government is putting them on display for public viewing, a violation of article 13 (I think) of the Geneva conventions. Shoot, the VP of Iraq even told everyone they were going to be put on TV before hand. And Uday (sp?) Hussein runs the station (and the state run radio station as well), assuming he wasn't in the bunker the night the Tomahawks first landed. The surrendering Iraqis are being shown by a private entity with no direct ties to their government. Vague differences depending on your view of American TV station companies, but differences nontheless.

Or, in Blix's case, "How can I spin this place to the UN so no one gets a straight answer?"

Exactly. Iraq does have several plants that can be dual purpose plants. What's the difference between a chemical plant and a fertilizer plant (ok that's stretching it but go with me for a bit here)? Blix and company go to the plant and find nothing at all harmful. They leave, and it's business as usual. Processing equipment can have more than one use.

Man I'm curious as to how Blix and the rest of his "crack team" managed to miss a 100 ACRE plant less than 100 miles outside Baghdad. Even if it was camo'd, you'd think someone would have eventually noticed something. "Hey what's that thing? It looks like some sort of plant with some houses around it" "That? Oh no that's just a...uhhh...what's that over there? Look it's a flying camel!" The very fact that it has been camoflaged and had an electric fence, a 30 man security force, and a military general in charge of the whole operation makes it very suspicious to me.

This guy is going to be in lots of pain very quickly when they slap him in Leavenworth until they string him up (or however court martials do it, I don't even know). As Ving Rhames said it in Pulp Fiction, he's going to be "Mr. About to Live the Rest of His Short Ass Life in Excrutiating Pain".

So the dude was disgruntled that he wasn't going to be on the front lines, so he starts chucking grendaes into his commander's tent. How much you wanna bet he's going for the insanity plea and gets stuck in a mental hospital for some time then let go? Personally, I think he should be hung from the goalposts of the nearest football stadium, but I've got a bad feeling that he's going to get a lesser punishment.

Well Fox News (reporting on a Washington Post report) says that the Russians have sold jamming equipment to the Iraqis and had technicians in as late as LAST WEEK teaching them how to use it. This equipment could be used to jam radar and cause GPS and radar guided smart munitions to go wild. So the French sell hardware to Iraq as late as Jan. and now the Russians may have been in last week aiding their military. Well, that UN holdup is looking less and less like conscience and more and more like Covering Their Ass to me at least.

The same thing could be said for the term African-American. Assuming you are of European background, do you call yourself a 'European American'? IMO, you come to America, you live in America, you are an American. Leave it at that. But that, of course, is a whole new can of worms. THANK YOU Anglesault! I've been wondering that for years. You live, work, and play in America, you are an AMERICAN. Dividing us into subsections promotes different treatment based upon those dividing lines.

The 2000 Royal Rumble where TAKA did one of his numerous run-ins and got tossed out directly onto his face. They showed it like 6 more times during the match, with King cackling like a loon every time.

geez can they throw something GOOD out there for Funaki to wrestle?

come on Andrew Big titted bad actresses = BUYRATES!

Oh shit Miller light girls WM commercial

Man I feel bad for Bobby. I hope to hell he gets better.

Thanks King now I've got someplace to start the search.

Gotta go with Richard Dawson or Bob Barker. Don't forget Ken Ober people! REMOTE CONTROL! It was our first exposure to Kari Wuhrer and early Denis Leary, Adam Sandler, and Colin Quinn.

I've often wondered which match Muta was in where the "Muta scale" was born, and where I could find it (Kazaa, etc.). That's a pretty impressive blade job though. I'd call it .8 EASY.

I think the reason that they changed the name was because a bunch of Islamic groups got their panties in a wad, believing that the title meant some sort of war on the Muslim faith. Unfortunately the administration caved in, and changed the name. IIRC Islamic groups didn't like the operation name because in their faith Allah is the only one who can issue "Infinte Justice". Something like that anyway. But yeah it was a pretty good operation name. Of course if Vince was in charge of operation planning he could bring back the old Brawl for it All name for this one. Theme music, Tommy Franks gets his own pyro (courtesy of a Tomahawk salvo) and video, the whole deal. XFL meets modern warfare.

Is Regal going to become one of the immediate top pushes in the company? Did Regal get a huge build up? Did the WWE promote Regal? There's your relevance. I can just about guarantee that the WWE is going to try to milk this as much as possible. The only question is do they go for the dramatic surprise entrance (which it sounds like they might try, since they're trying to keep the signing quiet) or go the drawn out Steiner route.

I still call it Gulf War II: Electric Boogaloo just to be a smartass. Well it looks like a terrorist attack hit the 101st camp in Kuwait/southern Iraq. At least 6 hurt, no fatalities reported yet. And B-52 are back on the way to Iraq. Get ready for S & A 2: Attack of the Big Ass Planes.

Don't pick on me Down..I'm sensitive *sniff sniff*. Yes I may have exaggerated or not fully fleshed out the injury angles, but unless you've gotten really drunk, have you ever tried to go through a car window? I appreciate the fact that he was trying to make it realistic, but they script these things out (for the most part) for a reason. Throwing a forearm shiver at a car window is just something you don't do, especially when you're strong enough to actually break the thing. Just IMHO. Really though it was just something else to throw out there with the he can't work (like that matters to the WWE anymore), prima donna, and salary demands arguments.

So you can't say "I didn't want us to get involved, but now that we are I hope we win"? You can back the troops while disagreeing for the REASON behind their deployment. It's the ones who say things like being a soldier is immoral (copyright pending Maine teachers and MTV Special know it alls) I take issue with.

That's their 11th commandment, "Thou shalt translate these to justify whatever you want"

He's been busted open BAH GAWD! What a slobberknocker! There's my JR-ism for the day