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I guess I'm a veteran. Hell, I've been coming to this board and its predecessors dating back to Scott Keith's old "Rantsylvania" message board on his old website. Man, I'm old.

Yeah, that looks like a pretty dangersous move, intentional or not.

Basically all the airline terrorists in the last 20 or so years have been Arab Muslim men. It's not that hard a concept to grasp. Radical Islam is our enemy right now, and we need to do everything we can to stop it. Securing our borders might be a good first step, since any terrorist can basically just walk from Mexico to get into the US.

Yes, America and white people are evil, and it's all our fault Africans in some countries are starving. How about imposing some shots of fat African dictator warlords next to their own starving people? Oh, but they're black, so they can't be at fault I guess. To keep on topic, here is a link to a political cartoon involving Robert Mugabe: http://www.gpsa.co.za/Jokes/Zimbabwe/mugabe_sa.jpg

Geez, people eat and drink coffee. It's part of life. If they are being loud or obnoxious, it's one thing, but get over it already. Ever worked in an office? People eat snacks and drink coffee to get through the day there, too. You seem to indicate that a cup of coffee somehow is some poseur status symbol more than anything.

OK, that would make an interesting idea for a movie plot, but what would be the motive behind that?

They'll shove her out there right away, and then she'll either leave when she gets injured or they realize she's terrible and needs more training in OVW.

Yeah, Tatanka's heel turn in '94 turned him from an upper midcard popular babyface into a low midcard lackey for Ted Dibiase.

You'd seriously pick Owen? Look, Owen Hart was my favorite wrestler when he was around, but he wouldn't even be in the top 10 based on such criteria, IMO.

The DA is just making sure not to say too much, so the defense lawyer can't later say the case has been tainted due to too much media coverage, leaks to the press, etc.

Uh...I imagine a lot of those guys are already under contracts in Mexico, aren't they?

I'm proud to say I've basically not watched any of this year's diva search segments, and did not watch the finale show. Fuck you WWE! None of these bitches have amounted to anything so far in the last couple years, so why should we care now?

What I never got was this...Wasn't this girl basically the parents' meal ticket, more or less? What rational motive could there have really been for them to kill her? Also, as far as this guy's connection to the family, it sounds like he had been a teacher at Jon Benet's school. I could have misunderstood something, but he lived in the area. That's the "connection to the parents" some of you keep harping on. There's still some stuff up in the air, and maybe the guy ends up just being some nut job, but some of you sure love to grasp at your wild conspiracy theories, don't you? viva, how is it obvious that "The parents were complicit in the murder, or that he had a key or knew a secret way in?" What are you basing that on, other than wild ideas in your head?

Boy, Kim Chee and Rosey on the same show? Just as many big names as the original SuperClash...

What a waste of humanity. Just kill him and be done with it.

I think a lot of you are going to have to give up your conspiracies soon: (Copied from Drudge Report): Suspect Admits Killing JonBenet Ramsey Aug 17 4:30 AM US/Eastern Email this story By SUTIN WANNABOVORN Associated Press Writer BANGKOK, Thailand The American suspect in the JonBenet Ramsey murder case said publicly Thursday he was with the 6-year-old when she died and called her death "an accident," a stunning admission that will help answer 10 years of questions in the unsolved murder case. "I was with JonBenet when she died," John Mark Karr told reporters in Bangkok, visibly nervous and stuttering as he spoke. "Her death was an accident." Police said Karr, 41, admitted to the killing after he was arrested Wednesday at his downtown Bangkok apartment by Thai and American authorities. Karr will be taken to Colorado within the next week where he will face charges of murder, kidnapping and child sexual assault, Ann Hurst, Department of Homeland Security attache at the American Embassy in Bangkok, said at a news conference in Bangkok. Karr, speaking to reporters after the news conference, declined to say what his connection was to the Ramsey family or how long he had known JonBenet. Wearing a blue, short-sleeved shirt, he appeared ashen with an expressionless look on his face. JonBenet was found beaten and strangled in the basement of the family's home in Boulder on Dec. 26, 1996. The image of blonde-haired little JonBenet in a cowgirl costume and other beauty pageant outfits has haunted TV talk shows ever since, helping feed myriad theories about her killer, and the case became one of the most sensational unsolved murder cases in the nation. Lt. Gen. Suwat Tumrongsiskul said U.S. authorities informed Thai police on Aug. 11 that an arrest warrant had been issued for Karr on charges of premeditated murder. The warrant was sent to Thai police on Wednesday. At the press conference, Suwat said Karr insisted after his arrest that his crime was not first-degree murder. "He said it was second- degree murder. He said it was unintentional. He said he was in love with the child. She was a pageant queen," Suwat said. The Thai officer quoted the suspect as saying he tried to kidnap JonBenet for a $118,000 ransom but that his plan went awry and he strangled her to death. Patsy Ramsey, JonBenet's mother, reported finding a ransom note in the house demanding $118,000 for her daughter. Hurst said Karr has been "very cooperative" with authorities and that he's shown a "variety of emotions." She said he has been a suspect "for a while" but wouldn't specify how long. Suwat said Karr arrived in Bangkok on June 6 from Malaysia to look for a teaching job. It was not clear whether he had gotten a job, the police officer said.

US DTV transition deadline is in 2009 now, IIRC.

Someone has to die. That's the point. They want to kill us, and are willing to kill themselves, innocent civilians (on both sides), and anyone who gets in their way. I agree that the circle of violence does perpetuate itself, but what is your better solution? The only other way would be to just completely isolate the Arab world, and we're not in a position economically to do that right now.

Yeah...one of my favorite tag team matches of all time was the Steiners vs Money Inc. in a steel cage, on one of those shows.

I think the solution starts with the US weening itself off of Middle East oil. Let them get their money from someone else.

http://home.houston.rr.com/rkba/islam/ Link to some awesome pictures from a protest in London.

I use Trillian, because I got sick of running three different chat programs at the same time.

So your response to a terror attack would be to do nothing because fighting the terrorists is what they want? If Al Quaeda actually set up shop here in the US, I would hope many Americans would feel compelled to take matters into their own hands, assuming the government did nothing. I know I would consider it. Many of the leftists think we should do more to understand why the terrorists are mad, try to negotiate with them, join in a singalong to "Imagine", etc. It's the same attitude that the Western world took to Adolf Hitler in the 1930s. Look how well that turned out. I guess if 6 million or so Jews die, it's not that big a deal. I mean, how much have Israeli deaths been reported in this conflict? No one seems to give a crap about 3 kidnapped Israeli soldiers, but if a couple sons of a terrorist leader get killed, we have to condemn Israel over it. Can't we recognize that America has enemies that need to be dealt with, and not coddled?

I doubt Jericho is that shallow that he thinks he'd be anything if it weren't for his pro-wrestling career.

Man, I'm not one of those whiners who says "This was the worst RAW ever" week after week, but this week's show was simply BORING. I fell asleep before 10 PM last night watching RAW. The only thing I found remotely exciting was the promo for Jeff Hardy's return. I find it absolutely hillarious that 10 years ago, WWE was running skits mocking Hogan's age and ability, and now Jim Ross has to shill him as one of the greatest wrestlers of all time, a whole decade later. I don't mind him wrestling once in a while, but stop pretending this match against Orton is going to be some epic encounter, when it will probably suck ass, and everyone knows it.