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I can’t wait for the Presidential debates this fall. The Republicans have their John Kerry this time around, but the Democrats don’t have a complete and utter fucktard. Should be fun.
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Peace out, Frothy.
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It strikes me that a person cannot appreciate his own insulation until he sees others exposed.
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“There is no such thing as a fact which cannot be independently corroborated.”
~Adam Savage
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I despise one credit, lower-level courses that demand a six credit, upper-level type of work.
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If Christianity was such a valuable influence on science, why was science dead for a millennium and a half after Christianity took hold?
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Democrats will be setting their clocks forward one hour for Daylight Savings this Sunday. As a matter of habit, Republicans will attempt setting time back instead.
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I will never get old. I’ll age, sure. But I will never become old.
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I would be quite happy with New England becoming its own nation. We can give northern Maine to Canada, though.
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It never ceases to amaze me how much historical revisionism conservatives are willing to create. I actually just read an entire thread on Facebook (on YH&C‘s wall) where people tried to blame Democrats and liberals for creating this ‘debate’ over birth control and Rush Limbaugh’s horrible, misogynistic comments. Last time I checked, it was the Republicans who were pretending that employers who get government funding shouldn’t be subject to government regulations, that any employer at all should be able to make up a ‘moral’ objection to something they find inconvenient. (Maybe we should do that with employers who ‘morally’ object to civil rights?) Last time I checked, it was Limbaugh who called all women who have sex prostitutes.
Yep. Looks like the left, once again, is not only in the clear on the bullshit-o-meter, but is also 100% correct on this entire issue. I don’t get why anyone votes Republican.
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For the Sake of Science 