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Amazing that that's how you see church and Sunday school. Not true. That something is provable is not what's required of something to be a fact, unless you're in a court of law. You know that scientists and biologists still don't know what marine life exists down farther than our instruments...

I'm a libertarian and don't like the idea of too many laws, but what if the law mandated that furren products be on a different shelf or section? That way, they'd stand out. Anybody who wants a furren product could still go over to the other shelf and get it, and somebody who wanted 'Murican...

Being that it was just a lawyer, shouldn't he just be charged with discharging a firearm in the city limits?

Hard to believe, huh?

You've got a recliner and cooler, now you just need a TV with satellite access and you're set for football season. But you can't take 3 pallet loads...that's a problem.

These are sites you routinely visit? I mean, frequently?

Yeah, but a case can be made for a war draft, whether or not you ultimately agree. What if the individual is unemployed by choice and not taking whatever you call welfare up there? Maybe he's independently wealthy and doesn't need money. And how do they know who's unemployed and who isn't?

Wait a minute...they draft the unemployed, or those on the dole? Somebody who's unemployed but DOESN'T take government money can be thus drafted and penalized for noncompliance?

My remedy is this: Make EVERY crime committed by an illegal a felony, without exception. Jaywalking, speeding, littering, everything. Make illegals subject to the "three strikes, you're out" law. Wouldn't be too long before they chose to "make a run for the border."

I had a co-driver from whom I picked up a bad habit. He would sometimes only pull the tractor brake valve. I asked him why, and he said that what you do in the winter when your brakes are wet, and since it's faster to get going again, why not? So I started doing it. So one day, I had a drop...

I was sitting at what used to be a Williams-Mapco in Lebanon, TN, before the Death Star bought it and ruined it. I was on my 'puter in my truck when a guy comes running by, stops by my truck and tells me, "Hey, this guy just won a lot of money gambling over here. C'mon!" I have no interest in...

Man, places like that p*** me off. You check in with shipping, and they ask you what dock you're in. You're not in one yet because you didn't know where they want you, and they get mad. "How am I supposed to load you when you're not in a dock, driver?" So the next time you go there or to...

Ok, we're losing a lot of important stuff here. I don't like the way the forum chops off previously quoted material. This is becoming less clear, rather than more. Nevertheless, we can muddle through. Most of these, as I pointed out before, are, well, I don't know if exceptions is the right...

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Notice how (WHY) they had to specify that: because they're carving out an exception. If it were normally true, a la Minority Report, that you're guilty of something before you do it, they wouldn't have had to include that language. You can see the difference by comparing it to other criminal...

There's some SERIOUS undercutting going on.

I'm pretty sure there's only one Indianapolis, right? I'm talking about the one in central Indiana, with the circle around it. I've sat and sat and sat and sat there just recently.

Ok, I'm venturing OT here, but this reminds me of a time when I used to work an armored car. We pulled in front of a bank, and about that time, a car pulled up across the street, and the driver immediately reclined in his seat, laying out of view. I waited for a while before getting out while...

Indiana and Chitown have been graveyards.

The latest numbers that I heard that are considered authoritative are that the 10% number you hear being homosexual is the percentage of people who have ever engaged in homosexual acts. The percentage of people who are by exclusively homosexual is between 2 and 3%. On molestation, it's true...