Why wouldn't this make it easier for the Colts to throw and catch them also?

Having sat in that traffic for 3 hours, I know how he feels.

Dude, you're 17. I'm not going to argue morals, occupational hazards, the cold realities of the world, or the merits of selfless service with someone who likely hasn't held a real job or paid meaningful taxes yet.

The original topic was helping troops with PTSD. You were the one that "jumped into a convo and started saying stupid shit", insinuating that Arnheim had a degree, thus was an officer, questioning how many tours he'd done, and making ignorant generalizations about motivations and officers.

And here I thought the OP was going to be the most ignorant, douchey presence in this thread.

Apologies if I misinterpreted. It seemed like Immotack said, "Soldiers should know they'll get PTSD," and your reply indicated, "Well, a lot of soldiers are support specialties who shouldn't or don't expect that risk."

My point is just that it doesn't matter — trying to rationalize what an enlistee's expectations are…

I appreciate your family's collective service and your argument, but I can't help but think, "It doesn't effing matter."

I took a few moments to read the replies and other responses, just to confirm that you're really as selfish and naive as you appeared.

Reasoned. Honest. Non-inflammatory. Able to both interpret imperfect metaphors and lodge a rational, dissenting viewpoint against the herd.

No, I'm sorry, this is such bullshit. Is race really the issue here? Or was it a loud, antagonistic, insulting, threatening personal attack unlike anything in recent NFL post-game memory?

1. That's his legal name. CNN doesn't have to give a shit about what he wants, nor do I want them to. I want them to report the news. Guy, legally named XYZ, wants to live as a woman, and be called ABC, is about as close to objective news reporting as I see out of CNN. Fuck your pronouns until he's legally changed…

Ironically, the Gettysburg Address wasn't so well received by Lincoln's contemporaries.

Those veterans were wounded doing the bidding of the American people, directly and indirectly as a result of those representatives that the people elected and empowered to make such decisions.

When I see a comment like this, I can't help but think about the recent decision to open combat arms specialties to women in the U.S. military, and some of the built-in consequences.

Exactly the same here. My eyes were opened when I upgraded from the 3GS to the 4, and turned a $50 profit after Ebay fees and shipping. I was absolutely stoked.

The reason this is serious (and not just a personal affair) is because of the access he has to the most sensitive national security information. It's not just that the mistress might gain access, but that his illicit activities could have presented a vulnerability to blackmail. During the process of receiving a Top…

I've traveled extensively overseas, and I'm 6'3". It's not practical to suggest someone purchase a business class ticket — the fare difference is exorbitantly cost-prohibitive. And you being 6'1" has nothing to do with that guy who's 6'5". Four inches is a pretty big difference when discussing leg room on a plane. …

That's a great thought. I use Evernote for my general notes/information repository, and it has some neat features purpose-built for that type of usage (tags, different notebooks for personal/work stuff, etc.). I'm curious if you've tried it, and if Day One has any killer features that would compel someone to switch.…

Happened to read your post and check out Day One. I agree — very nice design. Thanks for recommendation. If only I had the need/desire/reason to keep a journal.