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Comment on Beach Town Criminalizes Balloon Possession by Arvie

Arvie — Tue, 29 May 2012 05:24:02 +0000

Heather, you look a little stiff on the Wii. Are you sure your Wii age isn’t higehr than your age??? I do see the kid is still in you with the balloons on each wrist. Does it help on the Wii?Hope you had a happy birthday!

Comment on Atheist Techies Deem God an Online Predator, Target Schools with Filtering Software by Killian

Killian — Tue, 29 May 2012 05:16:13 +0000

proposition is also not highly liekly in light of established facts, so the second part is out as well.God is pure conjecture and speculation in absence of fact or evidence. It is a logically unsupported assertion designed to fill the gaps in our knowledge without further inquire.

Comment on More Southern Cities Seek to Criminalize Saggy Pants by Alex

Alex — Tue, 29 May 2012 04:03:40 +0000

I completely agree with Sam in this point, if a white man was to inoutdrce this bill there surely would be a hound of people attacking him for racism. Considering the fact that a black man inoutdrced the bill shows that there must be an honest hatred for this style in Alabama. But when it comes to prioritizing I am quite positive that there are much better things state representatives can be doing to further benefit there state and community; instead of addressing the epidemic of sagging pants. Acknowledging the fact that this bill passed with full majority shows me that the true conservative side of this arguments come from the republicans. Talking terms of right and left wings, the man who inoutdrced this bill was actually a democrat; obviously not too left wing. Looking in terms of race and ethnicity it is very important to understand that yes the saggy pants started among a primarily black community; but recently extending its reach into white suburbia. There are much more people of all colors wearing their pants below their buttcheeks ; but should there be a law to prohibit this? Of course not, how does one determine what is appropriate and what is not. If this kind of wearing of clothing was even remotely associated with religion or spiritual beliefs there would not be one politician attacking this supposed crisis. I just don t understand at what point in someone s mind they decide that they are going to attempt to tackle the overwhelming problem of pants. Do you think that instead of this issue the politician attempting to tackle this problem would first look at the staggering numbers of homeless, unemployment, and foreclosures statuses? I am just completely baffled to hear something like this; maybe it should have went nationwide; maybe a white man should have inoutdrced this so that more exposure could prove how insignificant it is to the overall crisis within America. I could put of a hat 10 more problems that are more important than this. Understanding that I am not an advocate for the sagging jean trend; I myself where jeans that fit and if they don t I wear a belt or tie a rope or something to make my pants not fall down. With regards to the representative Alvin Holmes that decided this was his life goal to end the saggy jeans epidemic please take a look around and please wake up to understand that there are thousands of more important thing within this world, NOT how another person, not even yourself, where their jeans. Not to be too blunt; but please potentially mind your own business, and your business is the business of making your county or state a better place to live, work, and play.

Comment on No Child Left with a Bare Behind Act of 2010 by Jose

Jose — Sun, 27 May 2012 01:43:06 +0000

Its Darwinism at work, have you ever seen one of them try and run from the cops in those things? While it may not kill them to dress like that, I am sure that the not being able to get away and spnenidg a little time behind bars has kept some of them from breeding.

Comment on License Plates for Bicycles Sought by NJ Lawmaker by Pelle

Pelle — Sat, 26 May 2012 17:22:45 +0000

That is so sad. I’m going to post this on my facebook page. It needs to be seen! I have lots of firdnes who text and drive and I get so mad at them. Keep your eyes on the road!I came over from bloggy moms. congrats on the new diggs.

Comment on Congress Pigs Out While Taxpayers Struggle to Feed Their Families by Eduar

Eduar — Sat, 26 May 2012 16:24:10 +0000

Drill baby drill drill baby drill drill baby drill there is not a sand pound of difference bweeetn Obama and Sarah Palin two corporate banking cartel whores who spread their legs when their money masters tell them to. If you cannot see the similar patterns bweeetn them you are either brain dead or just plain a moron. Do you think for one dipped in shit minute that any politician at the congress senate or white house gives a rats ass about the people who elect them?

Comment on US Border Agents Silently Confiscating Kids’ Candy by Carl Thomas

Carl Thomas — Wed, 16 May 2012 19:46:24 +0000

They don’t call it ‘Kinder Surprise’ for nothing….

Comment on City Slaps Sin Tax on Pregnant Pooches by Carl Thomas

Carl Thomas — Wed, 16 May 2012 17:48:15 +0000

Another excuse to tax people but maybe dog owners do need to take on more responsibility for their pet. Might put some off if having a pet costs more and has potential to them money if they don’t look after it and let it roam free in their neighbourhood.

Comment on British Teen Hurts Obama’s Feelings, So Now He’s Banned from the US by Teen prick | Winnersatgamin

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Comment on Obama Issues Executive Order Mandating “Lifestyle Behavior Modification” by Is This the Obama Crime Plan? | therightplanet.com

Is This the Obama Crime Plan? | therightplanet.com — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 15:57:28 +0000

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