Yeah, I also had the joyous experience of being a Democrat in the military. Oddly enough, it got a bit easier after 9/11, because at least a fifth of our squadron was asking "Wait, we're invading who?" around the end of '02.

And make the losers pay for it!

I don't think it would make one whit of a difference to his supporters. The smartest thing Trump has said in his campaign was "I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody. And I wouldn't lose any voters, OK? It's like incredible."

Nine Eleven tells the story of five individuals who get “trapped in an elevator in the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, and their struggle to survive.”

Hey, if you don't like it, you can go live in Russia!

DON'T TELL ME WHAT NOT TO DO WITH IT!

Seriously, fuck Brian Herbert. I wasn't old enough to be cynical about a new Dune book! I didn't know what I was buying! That sonofabitch took my money!

READ GOING AFTER CACCIATO, WHILE YOU'RE AT IT. THE TALKING CIGARETTE IS CORRECT!

Tim O'Brien already wrote that book, though. And it was dark. http://www.amazon.com/The-T…

Her?

People called Romans, they go the house?

"I was only asking for a moment of the truth
I can't fight the feeling when I'm hanging out with you
Why do I forgive you because I get confused
I could never leave behind the part of me that you refuse"

C *BANNED*

"Oh, I just found out from legal that we lost 'Slymie.' The character will now be named "Slampie Slorp-Slomp."

Thanks! But it's hard for me to watch the Grammys, because I have perfect pitch.

"Buckle up, buckaroos!"

Automatic pedantry upvote.

"I was thinking of those vast dun Belgian fields where the First World War was agonisingly ground out; and the vast deep ocean where the Titanic sank; and how little difference all that human hope and disappointment made to it. They persist and we pass in a cloud of chatter."

You're really blowing a hole through my theology, AJ.

In all fairness, not immediately and angrily picking sides based on news stories is so Twentieth Century.