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Hightop is really not dealing well with unemployment.
Sodas should be taxed, and all the tax money should go to restarting the shuttle program at NASA ... right?
Is it possible for two teams to lose in a trade?
The implication in every teabbager-conservative thread is OBAMA SUX DO NOT VOTES FOR HIMS!!!!! IS COMMUNISTMS!!!! Also, the vast majority of...
He might be, but he could kill 300 more on my front porch and I still wouldn't vote for Mitt the Mormon. I'm not voting for Obama either (I...
It's the same subject, but you wanted to create another thread. It's cool, but don't play dumb. This is clearly false.
This belongs in the other thread. Also, Obama sucks. The problem is that the other Teabagger-wannabe option sucks far, far, far more. Obama can...
I did far worse when I was a kid.
I'm sure there is, and he's probably protecting Mitt Romney.
Yeah, this needs to be prosecuted.
Neither am I. We both have serious issues with money. The difference is that I know it.
As do you.
Everything that has been said by tallanvor and DFWRocket is the equivalent of saying "private schools do well because most of the parents have...
I doubt this makes any difference.
I have heard from anonymous sources that thanks for posting, this guy is a keeper.
We need to throw more money at it, and connect federal laws to the federal percentage of the funding that pegs administrator pay directly to...
Jesus ****ing Christ.
"Art" stopped being about creativity and skill a while ago (except for a handful of cases). Doing douchetastic stuff like this is how you make...
It should be celebrated with a figurative (sort of) "freeing of the slaves" - a day off from work.
Every time you hear politicians talk about the importance of education, just imagine a load of diarrhea pouring out of their mouth as they say it....
