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Yeah. They've been a real key to our defense.

Hey thanks for your input saunders45. Next time I'll post a paragraph and link it since you're intimidated by long articles. I'll see if I can find some pictures to go with it too just to make it easy on you. I can tell you're joking, but I would really enjoy that.

This really was a pretty good read. Prior to this, I'd always clicked on the link, seen the length of the article and clicked BckSpce. I'm glad I finally read it though. I've been told Thomas Paine wasn't considered to be a very bright man in his time. I think his writing style reflects that of American culture more so than a lot of other 17-1800 American writers I've read. Maybe he was just a trendsetter

---Excerpt--- This isn't on topic, but what exactly do you do?

That sounds really cool. I used to love the Mariners when I was a kid. I think everyone my age was. I wish I could go.

I said the same thing as Knap a few months ago. The violence will always exist in humanity. This might be a logical fallacy, but here goes. A=B, B=C Therefore, A=C By that same logic Humans are responsible for creating all religions Religions are the cause of some human conflicts Therefore, Humans are the cause of all religious conflicts Once you've said that, there's really nothing left. That's the way I look at it anyhow. If you were to completely remove religion it might make a difference in our lifetimes and the lifetimes of the next few generations, but in the grand scheme of things it won't make a difference. If you could take a look at the issue from earth's lifetime the amount of violence in the world wouldn't change. That's because religion is just one excuse used by humans to commit atrocities, and if it weren't religion it'd be something else. Nothing. It's a sad reality, but all of the actions you can take to try and change the world are worthless. I could sit here forever and try to convince people to believe what I believe all day, and to some degree I do, but it's pointless. The world seems to do an eternal balancing act. If you eliminated religion, something would replace it. The most prominent candidate to me is naturalism, or something like that. I know I always feel spiritually rejuvenated when I go to the zoo, golfing, walking, etc. Eventually, people would create a doctrine and follow it to the T. It would be a religion of sorts and people would go to war on both sides. It's fun to debate things like this, and it has certainly altered my life in some way, but it's pointless on an even larger scale. It's like thorns crackling in a fire. It doesn't mean a thing.

This looks exactly like my list, but I don't know what WKRP is. Edit: I'd probably replace it with The Twilight Zone.

...my dad.

You sure about this? I could swear CG and Burkhead were 4*s. Look up their names here if you want... Yes, CG & RB are already included in those 4* figures. Sorry I misread it.

nvm

You're all wrong. All the shows listed on here so far SUCK, except for The Simpsons.

Crick went to Cozad right? That's C-2 if memory serves.

I love it. I was getting so tired of seeing all of those topics in Husker Football.

I'd definitely place environmentalism in a religious category. It seems so strange because most of the dogma has little to no scientific backing. It's just like a religion to some.

@ Husker_x I think this one will always be my favorite (from when I first read this). It just cracked me up that he'd actually send this in. LOL

Pretty much right, but only advantage shorter OL have is that it's more natural for them to run block. It depends on what height he plays at when he run blocks, or how low he naturally fires out.

:laughpoundCouldn't have said any of this better myself.

Oops, I gotta edit this since I see you mentioned the 4 divisions. Pick the winner of each division and put them in a two game playoff. It's really the only way possible with so many teams. Yeah, that's what I think would happen. Some European soccer leagues do similar things.

It's, honestly, a question of priorities. Anytime you gain security, you give up freedom. The only way you can have both is if you greatly diminish the effect of both. They have absolute freedom there from the sounds of it. I would certainly venture to say the freedom of our nation's people was much greater during the time of the rum-runners and mobsters. Major centralized agencies were in their infancy. In most cases government creates these people by passing laws that make their undertakings illegal. However, without government it is only natural that someone would vie for power as private armies, obviously, are in this case. Private armies did so in early Roman times too. People always will, and that's, really, the splinter in the lion's paw, to me

That's just plain silly. I'd like to be able to link up to animals like in the movie Avatar and ride them around. Imagine how cool it would be to ride around one of these behemoths, or even something that still exists like an elephant or a rhino.

To further paraphrase, he said we shouldn't necessarily seek out extra-terrestrials life because it may be more advanced than we are, and may have evil intentions. The way I look at it, if we meet it we're most likely more advanced, and if it meets us it won't matter. There are ethical concerns in doing so, but disregarding those, it's in man's inquisitive nature to seek alien life. As far as the rest of the article is concerned, it seems really promising.

I think they hit the shelves on around mid June or the first of July. Could be wrong, but thats around the time I find one at the grocery/convience store. Yep, June or July is when I always see them too.

Pretty sure Thomas Jones is still the starter there.

That's what I think his role could be this year too. He could line up at wr and motion into the wildcat, catch balls, etc.