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Well, it's really not. Just the opposite, actually. The first paragraph of the quoted section of the book explains prejudice very well. Some prejudices are, in fact, taught, but at the most basic of levels, it is not. What gets taught, or is learned, is that the prejudice (novelty in the...

Wow, I dunno, it's gotta be in the millions of dollars, tho.

Sorry, but the only link for this that I can give you is http://www.expeditersonline.com/forum/soapbox/36453-goodbye-dont-ask-dont-tell.html#post305541 I'm sure a Google search for "gay agenda" will yield many (quite a few more) examples of the above. You should understand, right up front...

Yeah, a HAZMAT is not transferable, even if you just got it last week and then move. You do have to do it all over again. But the fee is like $68.25 plus a $9.95 processing fee (cause you know, there's a lot of work in forwarding fingerprints to the FBI) and whatever the cost of the HAZMAT test...

I'm guessing it's a yellow one.

Why would you want to limit your options to haul freight?

It is to transform the beliefs of Americans into a cultural acceptance, even a cultural embracing, of homosexuality, and to do so by using the courts to force their views onto the majority. Some of the issues include same-sex marriage, GLBT adoption, military participation, the recognition of...

Welcome! :) I see from your screen name that you're from Yugoslavipoliskstan. :D

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

The trumpet

She's also gay. Not that there's anything wrong with that. :D

That would make mine Tippy Nine. Obviously, I was a Borg pornstar.

No, I never worked for UPS, either. :D

Benton, KY, Marshall County, still has a decent moonshine business. So do most of the counties down around there. :) Anybody who has driven on I-24 and crossed the bridge near the dam has driven right through moonshine country. When they dammed up the Tennessee River to build Kentucky Dam...

Newp. Auditioned for, and was accepted into the Navy Band, but took a full ride scholarship instead after finding out I'd have to go through basic training just like real sailors do. :D But I have served my country since then, in different ways.

Calm down Dougie, it's just an Internet Web forum. Because of the mass migration of Kentuckians to Michigan during the auto boom years, Hazel Park has long been known as Hazeltucky. I know that because it's referred to a lot down where I live, 9 miles north of Hazel, Kentucky, on the state...

Like I said, this one will work itself out. If you want to serve as openly gay, you're stupid. It would be about as stupid as coming out while you're still playing in the NFL. There are times and places where you can be rainbow loud and proud, but most places within the military ain't it. Some...

I dunno. I think if you want to serve your country in the military, then you should be allowed to. You don't have to be straight to be a patriot. But just like in the real world, this will take care of itself. In some areas of the military no one cares whether someone is gay or straight, and...

Well, it started out as a simple question. Well, two, actually. The first was redundant, asked to make a point. I was sitting in Orlando but was on the Tampa board. So, I asked, "Where on the Tampa board is the freight coming from, Tampa, Orlando, someplace in between? I need to know where to...

That you know of.