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#5181 Re: The Garden » Is Higher Education A Good Idea? » 921 weeks ago
I dunno...but it sure does cost a lot.
#5182 Re: The Garden » Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians » 921 weeks ago
it's politics...that's just how you play...whatever...and don't call me unethical for saying so...I live in Chicago...the dirtiest city in America.
#5183 Re: The Garden » McCain, Romney battle it out in Michigan » 921 weeks ago
wait...hillary is the only dem on the ballet here?
#5184 Re: The Garden » 9/11 » 921 weeks ago
mitchejw wrote:The Cleveland stuff is pretty messed up.
Also, I was wondering if any of you could help me out with this. I always wondered why these giant buildings in New York landed so neatly on top of themselves. I don't understand how such a reckless thing like a plane crash would cause such neatly falling buildings.
What do you think?
I don't get it, were you expecting the plane to knock the building over onto it's side?
LMAO...the image of the that actually has me laughing quite loudly, right now.
Hardly, I'm just saying it was a very clean fall. I have no background in controlled demolitions so I am not implying that, either. I'm just saying that if a plane crashes into some buildings, is it natural for it them both to fall straight down on top of themselves. If steel was melting, might there be some leaning taking place, or just part of the building collapses leaving a jagged part of the building. Why wouldn't the building fall in any other direction other than straight down?
Again, not implying anything...just throwing it out there.
I'm not really suggesting anything other than I always thought it was strange that the collapses seemed so controlled or clean.
#5185 Re: The Garden » Father Throws Kids off Bridge » 921 weeks ago
How the hell did this turn into a man vs woman thing?
#5186 Re: The Garden » 9/11 » 921 weeks ago
The Cleveland stuff is pretty messed up.
Also, I was wondering if any of you could help me out with this. I always wondered why these giant buildings in New York landed so neatly on top of themselves. I don't understand how such a reckless thing like a plane crash would cause such neatly falling buildings.
What do you think?
#5187 Re: The Garden » New Hampshire Primary » 922 weeks ago
Reagon was a great president? are you kidding me?
Reagon was a firm supporter of the massively rich in this country. Reagonomics or "trickle down effect" as he called it, was a theory that was based on the rich in this country receiving the most tax breaks (in terms of raw numbers, not percentage). In other words, the rich got a lot richer in the 1980s, and any time the federal government needed money, it borrowed it to make up the difference. Reagon left office with the single largest deficiet in government spending in the history of American presidents.
He cannot be given credit for the soviet meltdown. He didn't understand anything. He was a god damn actor. Maybe Arnold should be our next president.
#5188 Re: Management » Ok, I'm a little confused guys... » 927 weeks ago
What is going on at the old site, anyway? It's bizarre looking and not easy to use.
#5189 Re: The Garden » The 10 Greatest RBs of all time elimination- Round 2 » 930 weeks ago
Roger Craig
I don't think my decision is skewed, but he went to High School where I live, and I have to hear about how great he is more often than I think I should. He was very good, but doesn't belong in this company.
Although I came close to picking Bo too.
That was such a different style/era of football...it's almost hard to compare. I wouldn't call that as much of a finesse era as the one we are in now.
#5190 Re: Guns N' Roses » Axl to sing with Baz on a song or two? » 930 weeks ago
yeah...axl only tours when he's the main attraction
