Monthly Archives: August 2008

Palin and Biden

So for as much as I know now, I like this choice of Sarah Palin. I’m not too keen on the idea she used the office of governor to attack her former brother in law, but as she hasn’t been … Continue reading

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Is a Bus Ride a Priviledge or a Right?

Pam Echerer thinks it’s a right that her daughter goes to a non school activity daily even though she lives too close to the school for mandatory bus service. She thinks because the district has been doing her this favor … Continue reading

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The Gamer’s Bill of Rights

Stardock has put them out there…you can read commentary at Edge Online. 1. Gamers shall have the right to return games that don’t work with their computers for a full refund. 2. Gamers shall have the right to demand that … Continue reading

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Some researchers are saying that dogs are learning morals from people. How about that. I know of several dogs that act more like members of the family than some humans do.

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Sue Them for Unjust Imprisonment

That’s my response to this article giving details of the Denver police arresting a journalist on a sidewalk in front of a hotel. Every cop in the United States should know that sidewalks along the street are public property. Just … Continue reading

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