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And the FTC knows about it very quickly. Yet, they wait for...e...ver to act. They wait until big numbers have been scammed, and then they raise their arms and loudly and proudly proclaim one of their (too little too late) victories. Scams, false advertising, products that don't do what is...

The Angry White Men most definitely want change, it's just that the change they want is for others to change to their way of thinking, whether they like it or not.

It was a good try. Threads are like children - you start them, but then once you let them go, they'll do whatever they want.

If we closed down threads because they go off track, we'd never have any open threads. Also, you can't really ask to close the thread because it's off track, and in the same paragraph continue the discussion by stating which principles you stand behind, and then taking the thread further off...

I think that's spot on. The demographics of the nation are going in the exact opposite of the traditional Republican party. Blacks, Latinos, Asians, gays, the Republican party has gone out of it's way to alienate them. The number one issue that voters had for voting they way they did was they...

Moral Majority, another invented term that doesn't reflect reality.

That doesn't redefine marriage at all. Regardless of how the marriage takes place, its still the union of a man and a woman. Actually, a civil union gives the same exact rights as a married man and woman. Exactly the same spousal rights as someone married in a church or before a justice of the...

There are both pros and cons to the Electoral College, some of them quite significant. Here's a pretty good rundown of the basics of the pros and cons as they are currently. The Pros and Cons of the Electoral College - Sun-Times Politics

Oh, yes they are. And they use the courts to do it, finding a sympathetic judge who will legislate their wishes from the bench. The list of homosexual agenda court rulings is extensive. Religious folks do that, as well. But the two issues (religious folks pushing their beliefs onto others and...

You can't see it on your phone, but I 'liked" that post. :D

You know how Scotty reads technical manuals in his free time for a little light reading? I do the same thing with software project and development notes. At any given time I'm beta testing 4-6 pieces of software and have mu nose stuck in about a dozen others. :D

Thanks for clarifying what "at all" means.

Well, except for the post-election riot that broke out at Ol' Miss in Oxford. 'Riots' on Ole Miss campus after election results announced - Action News 5 - Memphis, Tennessee

I thought the Droid missing post issue was a Tapatalk network issue, and that it was fixed. Now I'm confused.

It could be worse. Those who are unhappy about this election could be in a far worse position. They could be Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Or, you could be Barak Obama - just look at the mess he's got to deal with in cleaning up the previous administration's blunders.

Just to follow up on the OP, Colleen Lachowicz, the World of Warcraft candidate for the State Senate District 25 of Maine, won the election yesterday against her opponent Thomas Martin. It is notable that she was able to raise a total of $6,300 in campaign contributions from gamers who came to...

I'd pay to see that.

You're welcome. Someone needed to. I'm simply telling you the physics and engineering of an internal combustion engine. Just because you haven't added the anywhere from one to five ounces of make-up oil the engine used doesn't mean that oil wasn't used. Zero is a very specific number, and it's...

No engine uses zero oil between oil changes, be it 10,000 miles or 3,000 miles.

You keep bringing up the cost of additives, as if that cost is a lot. Per gallon, it's a very small amount, and the additional fuel mileage and cleaner, more efficient injectors, along with less carbon buildup gained from it, more than makes up for the difference. Well OK then. Yes, consumable...