I guess a wife has at least one useful purpose.

Congrats Melody!

Gossip..you are using the wrong hand to click the mouse... ...where is your other hand??

..That ..musician Nick Mason is 63.


Yeah..that's it.

See that news tape on the bottom?


Neither I.

Not too bad!

Could be worse....like you gonna do exactly as he says, all the time.

Congrats!

Her name will be..?

How about a big fat No?

Once you start censoring, it never stops and labeling what is hate speech what isn't will not be but the lawyers and the governments' decision.

At the end of the day, saying things like "Obama is a marxist" or "Bush is a killer" will be labeled as "hate speech" and there you go, people going to jail for voicing their opinion.

I usually go like, whatever I don't like , I voice my counter opinion. It's up to the people to decide with their attention and favor what is right or wrong, not governments and lawyers.

♠♠♠

Larry King CNN - 18th july 2008 - UFO downs usa defenses pt 1/4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J98OBPT_o30

from 2008

I have. Larry King had them in CNN a while ago.

And that's not all..

http://cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2010/09/27/5189195-aliens-have-landed-in-the-headlines

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/09/27/ufos-showed-interest-in-nukes-ex-air-force-personnel-say/?hpt=T2

JERUSALEM — Jewish activists who sought to breach Israel's Gaza blockade this week said Wednesday that navy commandos treated them harshly when they intercepted their boat.

The claims of rough treatment present another headache for Israel, which has had to fend off several recent attempts by pro-Palestinian activists to break the Jewish state's three-year naval embargo of the seaside strip.

Israel said it seized the catamaran Irene, carrying nine Jewish activists, on Tuesday without incident.

While none of the blockade-defying vessels has reached Gaza this year, the activists' frequent efforts to challenge the embargo have battered Israel's image abroad and pressured the country to ease its restrictions — particularly after Israel's botched raid on a Turkish-led flotilla that killed nine activists in May. Both sides claim they acted in self-defense.

Activist Itamar Shapira said Wednesday that his brother, Yonatan — a former Israeli helicopter pilot who is well known locally for refusing to carry out his military duties — was shocked with a Taser gun while passively resisting arrest by sitting down and embracing another passenger.

"Very frightening voices came out of Yonatan. He was being shocked with the electricity (Taser), and I saw him bouncing around, his legs and head bouncing around," said the younger Shapira.

Shapira said the boat's 67-year-old captain was also knocked over.

The activists' comments contradict military statements that said no violence took place when soldiers commandeered the boat — statements that were released while the activists were still in detention. Military officials declined to comment Wednesday on Shapira's report.

Israeli forces also seized all cameras on board, the activists said.

On Tuesday, three independent experts leading a U.N. investigation into the Israeli raid on the Turkish flotilla censured Israel for seizing and "suppressing" all media materials from passengers on those ships.

Three of the four foreign nationals on Tuesday's boat were deported, said activist spokeswoman Miri Weingarten. Another will be deported in the next few days.

Also Wednesday, Israel's Supreme Court halted a government order to deport Nobel Peace Prize laureate Mairead Corrigan Maguire, who tried to reach Gaza on a similar blockade-busting vessel in June. After capturing that ship, Israel detained and deported her and other activists on board.

Maguire's lawyer, Fatmeh el-Ajou, said Israel stopped her client from entering Israel when she arrived Tuesday at Ben Gurion airport outside Tel Aviv because of her previous deportation.

Interior Ministry spokeswoman Sabine Haddad said those deported from Israel cannot return for ten years, except with prior coordination, which Maguire did not have. "She was told that before and she came here anyway," Haddad said.

The court ruled Wednesday that Maguire could not be deported until after a judge rules on her appeal Friday. She remains in an airport lockup.

Maguire, 66, is an outspoken supporter of Palestinian statehood. She won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1976 for her work with Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5gRK6_B-quHbJyWqfNVSWxFqZ_r1gD9IHL8800?docId=D9IHL8800

The Truth About Terrorism
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6qtGzRkK6o

very slowly. Usually when I am just about to get interested in someone, the other has already quit on me.

WASHINGTON—According to a poll released Tuesday, nearly 20 percent of U.S. citizens now believe Barack Obama is a cactus, the most Americans to identify the president as a water- retaining desert plant since he took office.

The poll, conducted by the Pew Research Center, found a sharp rise in the number of Americans who say they firmly believe Obama was either born a cactus, became a cactus during his youth, or has questionable links to the Cactaceae family.

"We asked people of varying races, ages, and backgrounds the same question: 'What is President Barack Obama?'" Pew spokeswoman Jodi Miller told reporters. "And a fifth of them responded, 'A cactus.'"

According to the poll, Obama has lost favor among many voters who supported his candidacy in 2008 but have since come to doubt he is a mammal. While these Americans concede Obama may not specifically be a cactus, most believe he is a plant of some kind, with 18 percent saying the president is a ficus, 37 percent believing him to be a grain such as wheat or millet, and 12 percent convinced he is an old-growth forest in Northern California.

When asked why they agreed with the statement "President Obama is a large succulent plant composed of specialized cells designed for water retention in arid climates," many responded that they "just know," claiming the president only acts like a human being for political purposes and is truly a cactus at heart.


White House officials have asserted that the nation's 44th president is a person.

"You can't go a day without hearing how Obama's a radical cactus sympathizer who wants to sap America of all its drinking water, or how he was actually born in the Kalahari Desert," said media critic Lynn Pelmont, referring to cable news outlets that suggest the president has prickly spines he uses to protect himself from thirsty animals. "For a man who prides himself on delivering a coherent message, there's an awful lot of confusion out there about whether he's a Harvard Law graduate or a leafless flowering shrub."

"He must speak frankly to the American people about his mammalian background," Pelmont added. "If not, it's only a matter of time before people start believing those fringe bloggers who claim the president of the United States is actually an old washing machine."

Some Beltway observers have accused Republicans of tacitly encouraging the cactus rumor, pointing out that if millions of voters believe Obama produces buds through spirally arranged areoles situated along his stem, the GOP has a much better chance of retaking Congress in November.

"If the president says he is a human being, I'll take him at his word," Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said Sunday on Meet the Press. "Though I've never heard him complain about being thirsty. Not once. That could be a coincidence, I suppose, but it's really not my place to say."

During a Wednesday morning briefing, White House press secretary Robert Gibbs once again denied that President Obama is a cactus, citing numerous physiological attributes of the nation's chief executive, including his ability to walk upright and to manipulate objects with his opposable thumbs.

"Cacti don't talk," said Gibbs, shaking his head. "They just don't."

President Barack Hussein Obama was born Aug. 4, 1961 in Honolulu, HI to parents Ann Dunham and Barack Obama, Sr. From the ages of 6 to 10 he lived with his mother and stepfather in Indonesia, where he attended Besuki Public School and St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School. In 1971, Obama returned to Hawaii, where he was raised primarily by his grandmother until he left home to attend Occidental College in Los Angeles.

"I don't care what he says or what his people say or what anybody else says," 48-year-old Kansas resident Jake Nolan told reporters. "The guy's a cactus, plain and simple. I mean, Christ, look at him."

http://www.theonion.com/articles/poll-1-in-5-americans-believe-obama-is-a-cactus,18127/

I'm in pain.

I don't know if it works or not. Try it



Switch the thing back and forth. I'm sure everything has an on/off switch..even dating.

Too much evil going on to be born just now..lol..I think he was born a long time ago already.

I'm telling you, from the moment I woke up today..things were just strange. I can't explain it, but just like this sudden heat wave here in CT and just how people behaved on the roads and many more things..it was just strange.
I swear..it feels like there was a glitch in the Matrix sometime between yesterday and today and things just changed.
Don't ask me to explain this, I can't.