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200 round magazine, huh? That'd be one heavy mo-fo. Being that he'd have to prop it on the door to use it, and the magazine would be so big that he couldn't aim it (even the round Thompson drums/clips only held 100), he'd be confined to hitting only those that walked directly past his sights. So...

They are? Hard must mean something else where you're from. They're a bunch of compromising pantywaists.

I think we're all in agreement that the fuel tax should be razed.

**** right!

Anybody know why there are 2 empty posts at the beginning of every thread, and the content starts at post 3?

I can't find it on the net again but there was an exchange where one lawyer said: "Your honor, at this time, I'd like to strike (opposing counsel's name) in the head with the deposition." Judge: (confused) "You mean you'd like to read from it?" Lawyer: "No, your honor. Rule 13 says a...

I'm sure your papa was a fine man with the best of intentions. Unfortunately, he inculcated in you an excessively servile attitude, or he tried to anyway. Then again, he probably didn't imagine cops would be militarized years later and start to resemble and act like storm troopers, either. Cops...

It may be too late to do anything about it. Posted in its entirety under the provision of U.S. Code, Title 17, section 107. Litany for Dictatorships A poem by Stephen Vincent Benet For all those beaten, for the broken heads, The fosterless, the simple, the oppressed, The ghosts...

Bravo Sierra. A cop is a man like us, not a god, though many think they are. They are our employees, bound by rules that restrict them, but who are given powers to do things that would be felonies for the rest of us. You might have to make a decision whether or not it's a good move in a...

T-Mobile cost me more in lost revenue from missed calls than in the actual up-front costs. I got lucky because they changed their data plan & I was able to cancel, but it would have been worth paying the escape fee regardless.

They back off when camera is produced. http://lewrockwell.com/orig14/hill-m1.1.1.html

Such is the nature of allegory. The same goes for non-scripture literature.

Because The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. In our society, we frequently allow parents to abuse their children, unfortunately.

...disdain...

They differ from me in that my opposition is to the agenda of the sodomites while their opposition seems to be the person of the sodomites.

Such is the nature of allegory. Allegory, parable, metaphor. And it's complicated by the fact that people a couple thousand years ago in what we call the Holy Land had completely different thought processes, and it makes a big difference in concepts like God loving us or us loving God, in how we...

Science is an attempt to discover the truth. Scripture already has it. Science catches up to scripture. Until it does, it's behind. Remember, we're talking about science's understanding, which by the very nature of science, evolves.

California bill would mandate that the public pay for infertility treatments of sodomites. We've gone beyond pretending and into absurdity. http://www.catholic.org/politics/story.php?id=50495

Here's another potential example of how sometimes our understanding of scripture might have to catch up to what scripture actually says. For millennia, Christians have believed that Genesis describes the beginning of creation, and starting with that supposition, arrive at the conclusion that the...

I've never been there, but it's clear that humans and dinosaurs co-existed.