Highland

Arafat. Castro can only die if you remove his head.

Basically a MU* (there's a very large variety) is a text adventure game played online. Anyone else play any? I happen to have a few favourites which I go on.

Sickening.

For every memorable Eagan-style pucblic execution there's a few dozen back door executions that go un-noticed by the general TSM populance...

Bush isn't stupid; he uses common words because he feels it gives him a closer connection to the average American voter that didn't go to Yale. It's a good tactic, really. People confuse his stuttering, mispronounciation and his inability to remember the name of an incredibly obscure foreign diplomat as indicative of his lack of intelligence. They're the morons that fall for it.

Our leaders don't take any kind of shit from hippies.

Definately.

No, but drawing new enemies out of the woodwork is a dumb strategy.

Even we don't want him.

You already do, just not in the traditional sense of 'empire'.

Banting should win this, since he was one of the discoverers of insulin.

Mormons = Cult. Jehovah's Witness = Not a cult, but they still annoy the fuck out of me. Still, I take their literature when they knock on my door just so they'll go away.

Count me in on the Samurait Pizza Cats fandom, I loved that show. I also agree that Gargoyles is one of the better animated series of all time, and yes it did plummet in quality during its last season.

I am the greatest Canadian; followed by a tossup between Lester B. Pearson and John A. MacDonald.

u r teh suxx0rz!

Willful ignorance such as that displayed by INXS and others is the reason we are faced with situations like Rwanda and the Sudan. Saddam Hussein's usurpal was a good thing; it doesn't matter whether or not he had stockpiles of WMD whether fully assembled or in pieces. It's irrelevant. Further, if I was an American and voting in this election, I probably wouldn't vote for Bush, but I sure as fuck don't have a pro-Saddam poster in my room, which is the trap that many that opposed the war fell into: that Saddam isn't really that bad and the Bush administration is trying to shove American imperialism down Iraq's throat.

It's bad enough I need to carry a card, I shouldn't have to get an implant (whenever they're introduced).

Actually, I doubt there are many corporations that have the resources and means to partake of such a huge undertaking as the reconstruction of a country's oil program. Haliburton is one of those companies. Further, why shouldn't it be an American company getting the contracts? It was the US that toppled Saddam's regime, therefore it is the US that should benefit the most, not any foreign corporation whose host country was not in the coalition.

I wish I was drunk right now

The one debate I watched in its entirety and it had to be the worst....it was boring. I found myself agreeing with Bush more often than Kerry, on most of the questions he was asked, though.

What does Haliburton have to do with anything? The situation in Iraq is not nearly as bad as it is being made out to be. It's because we are fed up-to-the-minute reports from there that we believe it's all going to hell in a hand basket. Iraq will be democratized, it's already on it's way, but it will take time, at least 10 years, before it is stable, thriving and wealthy democracy.

Money talks, as is needed for any candidate to run a campaign, regardless of their political affiliation.

Maybe, but if you're immortal then time doesn't mean anything.