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It's not paranoia if they're really out to get you.

Requirements for a country bar to be a good country bar: 1) No country music allowed 2) No rednecks, cowboy hats, or western shirts allowed 3) Nobody that likes country music allowed 4) Big screen TVs with sports on them 24/7--MANDATORY (Yes, I realize that makes it a sports bar, not a country...

East-West behind the seats on an inflatable mattress. The Chevy side doors have a ledge that's the right height for my feet to rest on, or my head if I want to lay that way. I'm about 6'1" and fluffy, too. Tried sleeping North-South, but it's easier to keep the heat or cool air up front by...

When did illiteracy become ok? About the same time the Public Fool System abandoned phonics, I guess.

Between this and his new position on the house committee overseeing the Fed, there are going to be a lot of people in Washington who wouldn't be disappointed if he slips on a banana peel or gets hit by a blimp, ifkwim.

Um, didn't we already all know this, like even before the arrest? Once we heard he was wanted on bogus charges, didn't we know what was up?

However, to screw everybody up even more, Mythbusters had a control toothbrush in the kitchen, and one of the guys brushed his teeth in there. They made sure to always wash their hands before leaving the bathroom. Yet, the toothbrush in the kitchen ALSO had e. coli on it at the end of the test.

A more appropriate billboard for our times: "Miss me yet?"

Ok, at risk of sounding like a jag, I must protest. It's "must have," not "must of."

Hah! That's the way my dispatcher expected me to go on an extremely-tight run from Charleston, SC to Romulus. Going through Knoxville and up 75 was only like 12 miles more and sure turned out to be a lot faster, given the conditions.

How about, "They now face a further disincentive...: They now know that Washington seeks to betray even those they call their friends, because the US government are the ones violating their privacy for their own ulterior motives." Assange didn't create that, he just exposed it.

No, because of what aiding the enemy must mean. It can't be amorphous. It must mean certain things, like sending them supplies or ammo, or military intelligence, or rendering them medical aid or shelter, or the like. If it can be stretched to mean anything, then it means nothing. If I say...

More from Ron Paul on wikileaks (a paraphrase of what he's said): (T)he American State claims the right to know every single thing about us: every dime we earn and spend, every phone call we make or email we send. To track our movements. To know what we are teaching our children. To...

More on why Assange deserves a medal: Doug Casey on WikiLeaks Shining a light on the sociopaths who hide in the dark places under the rocks of government is always a good thing. Just as they recently did in their exposé of what is going on with the...

http://www.slate.com/id/2276312/ Why I Love WikiLeaksFor restoring distrust in our most important institutions. By Jack Shafer Updated Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010, at 5:48 PM ET International scandals—such as the one precipitated by this week's WikiLeaks cable dump—serve us by illustrating how...

Actually, it was the government that wasn't following the rules, rules that he had to appeal to a court to force the government to follow, rules that WE laid down for THEM when our ancestors, through the states, formed the federal government.

No treason is involved here, no enemy is being aided.

That's a load of crap. That gets tossed around a lot, and it's almost never true. iow, we want to kill him, and boy, wouldn't it be a shame if that happened?