did you know about Sen. John Kerry?
Q. did you know about Sen. John Kerry?
Asked by bulldog89 - Tue Jun 6 09:41:07 2006 - - 9 Answers - 2 Comments

A. These things, many of which are highly suspect, have been repeated many many times, so why do you pretend that no one has heard of these things?
Answered by sdvwallingford - Tue Jun 6 09:50:58 2006

Who is the best choice?
Q. 1. an old nag who follows me around 24 hours a day. She thinks im trying to kill her and has other serious delusions. 2. a middle age hooker, who knows her trade well, she can scream and moan, a "best actress" award. But she's also a thief, has stolen tons of money. 3. an internet freak who sends me constant messages that she's in love with me. We've only met a few times. 4. an international city "madame" She's quite well connected, has lots of boyfriends. She also plys her trade, quite entrepreneurial. 5. a religious zealot who says shes going to take up organic farming and head for the country. 6. none of the above 7. just keep looking
Asked by nunya - Sat Feb 14 20:13:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No 8. - Stay single
Answered by D D - Sat Feb 14 20:27:00 2009

What Happened to America?
Q. In the last fifty years, we have grown accustomed to governments whose policies on specific issues may be good or bad, but which essentially institute incremental changes to the status quo. The major exceptions have been Thatcher and Reagan, but even their programs of dismantling systems of social welfare seem, in retrospect, mild compared to what is happening in the United States under George Bush or more exactly, the ruling junta that tells Bush what to do and say. It is unquestionably the most radical government in modern American history, one whose ideology and actions have become so pervasive, and are so unquestionably mirrored by the mass media here, that the population seems to have forgotten what normal is. George Bush… [cont.]
Asked by Chupate esa! - Sun Sep 3 15:30:01 2006 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments

A. To start off, I'd like to point out that the fact that Thatcher's mentioned at the beggining side by side with Reagan doesn't imply in any way whatsoever that the author believes Thatcher was a president of the US. Give us a break, now will you? Only a blockheaded right-wing born again Christian and so forth would be able to misunderstand something so simple. Now, I know that Bush's intellect, as the world knows except for some maniacs who vote for him in the States, would perfectly well make him a candidate for such silly misunderstandings - to prove it, he understands nothing of the entire rest of the world - that makes him arrogant as well... Does he understand anything of America? I don't have to read your "diatribe", as someone… [cont.]
Answered by Jorge S - Sun Sep 3 15:42:17 2006