It could also be because the bin Laden's are a very large and prominent family. I could see people in government, specifically in the context of the State Dept. who deal with Saudi Arabia, preferring to use Osama as an identifier. I have no idea if that's true but it seems like a plausible explanation for the…
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"If it's illegal to rock and roll, then throw my ass in jail."
With each jump the dog gets hungrier...
Fair point, but maybe this is closer? "We looked for Chris Colfer," [Michele Bachmann] said, but they didn't find him. "We don’t watch TV, generally speaking. But the kids were thrilled. What kids don’t watch Glee?"
It's weird that my nonexistent boyfriend Sammy addressed me as Dorothee and not Dudezebel and referenced many events that did not happen in his dramatization of our courtship, but nonetheless I'm a romantic at heart so I'll say, "YES".
Yeah, I get that their are heartbreaking inequities built into our system. However, your basic premise is, I would rather this specific man (and other criminals) die, to save the life of children. That sounds ok at first, but that condemns them to a death penalty that we specifically don't have.
Below, I explained why, I think we owe the incarcerated a heightened duty, than to even the uninsured.
I would argue this prisoner, or those similarly situated, deserve a transplant more, only in that they meet the necessary medical requirements previously laid out for eligibility - I don't know fully what those are, but I mean things like potential compatibility, healthy functioning of other body systems, urgency,…
As a society we've claimed the right to incarcerate people who break the law. They are our wards. We need to treat them with dignity and respect and protect them from harm. Whether this includes astronomically high health care bills, is perhaps a matter for debate. But that other people do not have the insurance…
If Boys Clubs of America are such a great option, why doesn't your son participate in that exclusively instead of Cub Scouts? If the answer is that there are fewer opportunities - for various social interactions or participation in various activities, or even that cub scouts are simply more convenient based on the…
I think the counterpoint was right there in the speech Burt gave. He acknowledged the reality that it's easier for gay men to come by sex, but sketched out an alternative to easy casual sex for Kurt. He said that Kurt should be his own moderating influence. He should wait for sex to mean something, recognizing that…
Like when Amanda Lee Rogers became Portia de Rossi.
@brains.in.disguise: The article states that insiders allege advancement within the company is most readily available only to those who are "saved", which is problematic given that it's a clothing company.
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The antidote to the Sarah Palin Battle Hymn is one by a gay icon.
@sarrible: I realize that "haha" is a moronic comment, but I found that to be hysterical.
@Lilija: When I was 8 it was my dream to be one of the stock boys you see gathering the cartsin the parking lot. I loved putting my cart in the corral SO MUCH and it was my dream to be able to push like 20 of them at once.
None of those restrictions for men are "crazy". Of the ones that you listed, other than the watch thing, they are exactly as I would expect them to be for a bank. Wearing a watch is not a very big burden so even that one does not seem onerous to me.
@TallyCola: What if your ship sinks before you can spend your stolen gold? Pirate or no?