Dick

Sixteen pages, and someone finally hit on a topic I'm interested in!

I musta been bottle-fed...

Just when I thought this thread had taken every conceivable turn, in come Teri Hatcher's nipples.

Quincy

They're real, and they're spectacular.

And with that, we've solved the Middle East Conflict. Everyone go home. The troops can come home, and the oil can flow into the gas stations so that we can all drive to the twenty-four-hour grocery store where housewives and stoners and businessmen and movie stars and gas station attendants and strippers and poets and college lecturers and brewery workers and truckers and Rastas and teachers and Jews and Muslims and and Jehovah's Witnesses and Scientologists and Britney Spears fans and metal-heads and gay people and straight people and tall people and short people will all buy groceries in harmony because the Middle East Conflict is solved and we can all go home.



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Actually, I find her too thin in general. Conflict back on!

Daniel--

Get in your car, drive to the grocery store, and ponder the beauty of slender women in the company of your fellow man while looking for the perfect breakfast cereal, because the Middle East Conflict is solved.

Quincy

May the world of politics and speculation fuel this discussion for another couple of years. Here's a bone to gnaw on:

A speculation on why US warships are on their way to Iran right now

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--Svein Olav

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Teri Hatcher's nipples
cause testosterone ripples,
but one of George Bush's boobs
could send us all down the tubes.

Regards, Maz

Quincy:

"Muslims and and Jehovah's Witnesses and Scientologists"

--don't count the Scientologists as one of the common people--they're the only ones who ever made the IRS backdown and made them give their "church" designation back so they don't have to pay taxes. (Church of Scientology v. IRS -9th Circuit)

Svein - Read the "speculation" in The Nation --interesting how many third person attributions used as "sources". THANX!

Dick

Long time no see - anyway, the Peoples of the Book refer to Christians and Jews. Though there aren't many Jews left in places like Lithuania and Poland, there are plenty of People of the Book in both places http://www.ablemuse.com/erato/ubbhtml/smile.gif

You anti-Japhethite.

Tongue in cheek, unless we do really get going again,

Dan