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If you can put your sigline aside, then you don't believe it. We're here to debate, comment, challenge, defend, and generally speak our minds. Which is what I'm doing. There's a lot of antipathy towards Obama, most of it unremarked, [much of it courtesy of the Chef], but some comments just need...

Planes, trains, and automobiles: sounds like a nightmare weekend, for an expediter, lol.:p PS I miss John Candy, too.

In 2 posts after the original, you said you wouldn't want to see Obama really hurt - that's an adult attitude, and one I respect. Yours is not the worldview I have a problem with, here.

Oooh - tough choice: Miracle on 34th Street, or Die Hard?:confused: Can't pick one, I love them both, lol

Hmmmm indeed - whatever that means.

lmao :d:d:d

Yep, you can get inspected because the LEO believes it'll be easy, or because they believe they'll find something. You can also get stopped for speeding by an LEO who'll give you a break [on a minor overspeed] because they know your license is critical, or one who won't give you a break, holding...

Wishing death [or serious injury] on another person is antisocial, and I find it scary that so many folks [like your friends] see nothing wrong with it. On top of that, [at least in this thread] it's just the usual deflection: "He/she/they started it!"

Screw 'political correctness' - profiling is a tool we should be using. I don't complain [much] about random drug & alcohol tests, even though I've never given any indication that they're warranted, Muslim males have no reason to complain about 'proving' their innocence, either. :mad:

Chef: I'm no medical expert either, but my years of caring for trauma patients [many with spinal cord injuries] trump your "I know this guy...." ok? In and of themselves, spinal cord injuries do NOT require a feeding tube, or a liquid diet. If your friend required either, there was some other...

Chef, spinal cord injuries affect only what's below the point of impact: C [for cervical, or neck] causes quadriplegia, while anything lower causes paraplegia. Even a 'quad' can move their jaws, though they require someone to put the food in, first. [Yes, I'm bored] There are a few folks I have...

I'm sorry - don't know what constitutes 'British' food, just know I found crumpets at the Giant Eagle on Snow Road in Brook Park [suburb of Cleveland] Ohio, for most of the 20 yrs I lived there. :( I'll keep my peepers peeled at other stores, now.

Zak, if commas don't matter, leave the one out of this sentence: "It's time to eat, children." :eek: Just yankin your chain - and your [worthless] proofreader's. :D PS Willie says he feels good, being 6oz lighter, lol

Zak, I'm pretty sure that in case of a crash, an inspection is always done - I had a very minor fender bender a few months ago, [not DOT reportable], and a trooper did an inspection on my truck, even though he determined it was the other driver's fault. I can't imaging an inspection wouldn't be...

It's one thing to find fault with the man's words, actions, philosophy, history, personality, [and I think you've found fault with them all], but it's another thing to make a comment like that - and that thing is called sociopathic. PS A broken neck would not require taking nutrition through a...

A Level 3 inspection includes permits, medical card, BOL [if laden], etc, none of which are checked if the LEO is simply issuing a speeding [or whatever] ticket. It's the ambiguity that makes it nearly impossible to be informed - the link to the CSA rules clearly states that only inspection and...

Per the link, the only info that counts for CSA is roadside inspections and crash reports - but the program has undergone changes and delays, so who knows if that's current, or set in stone?

Look for the crumpets in front of the deli case, like where the Hawaiian rolls are. [it took 4 tries to spell that, lol] And tell your better half they're not expensive, especially compared to a plane ticket, say....:D

Sue, you can get crumpets at Giant Eagle, lol, I've loved them for many years. And when I make dumplings, they're large, and fluffy as a cloud, cos that's how I like them. {My ex 's were dense, & sunk like a stone, and he was so arrogant that I wouldn't tell him what he was doing wrong, teehee}...

I use a kid's lap tray, with a raised edge that keeps the laptop cool, and a beanbag base that keeps it level, [And unsnaps to use as a neck cushion, lol] Way cheaper and better than a cooling pad!