Food Network?
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On Thu, 10 Mar 2011 03:35:43 -0500, Goomba
wrote:
That post should be evidence enough that sf is a racist and a moron,
of course all racists are morons.
The tea party is no more racist than the Ds or Rs... the Ts will take
all the votes they can get too.
I've never seen where any election in the US records the
race/ethnicity of voters. However I don't think folks vote the way
they answer in interviews and polls, people are equally dishonest
across all spectrums... in the US for more than all other reasons
combined folks vote according to their pocketbooks.
wrote:
That post should be evidence enough that sf is a racist and a moron,
of course all racists are morons.
The tea party is no more racist than the Ds or Rs... the Ts will take
all the votes they can get too.
I've never seen where any election in the US records the
race/ethnicity of voters. However I don't think folks vote the way
they answer in interviews and polls, people are equally dishonest
across all spectrums... in the US for more than all other reasons
combined folks vote according to their pocketbooks.
Ms. Frankie
New member
On 8-Mar-2011, Janet Wilder wrote:
For God's sake, let her out so she can start posting here again. 8-0
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Change Cujo to Juno in email address.
For God's sake, let her out so she can start posting here again. 8-0
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Change Cujo to Juno in email address.
IHateJewelry
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Re: [email protected]
George wrote:
Again with the mindless fiction that the only thing on PBS is left wing
propaganda all the time, just like the Doughbelly Pillsboy who only presents
one point of view, and does nothing else. That's about as ridiculous and
disingenuous a comparison as I've ever seen. But I do see a future for you
in writing copy for Faux News...
George wrote:
Again with the mindless fiction that the only thing on PBS is left wing
propaganda all the time, just like the Doughbelly Pillsboy who only presents
one point of view, and does nothing else. That's about as ridiculous and
disingenuous a comparison as I've ever seen. But I do see a future for you
in writing copy for Faux News...
Dave Smith wrote:
The thing which got Kerry into trouble was his assertion that he was on a
gunboat in Cambodia on Christmas 1968. He kept repeating that story again
and again, even stating that it was "seared" into his memory. Problem was,
it was a lie.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A27211-2004Aug23.html
Bob
The thing which got Kerry into trouble was his assertion that he was on a
gunboat in Cambodia on Christmas 1968. He kept repeating that story again
and again, even stating that it was "seared" into his memory. Problem was,
it was a lie.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A27211-2004Aug23.html
Bob
ARUN ARAVIND
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In article ,
sf wrote:
If you know what you are talking about, how come you don't know the name
of the show? Nothing more frustrating than listening to an obviously
incorrect description of a show by somebody who doesn't even know the
name!
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Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA
[email protected]
sf wrote:
If you know what you are talking about, how come you don't know the name
of the show? Nothing more frustrating than listening to an obviously
incorrect description of a show by somebody who doesn't even know the
name!
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Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA
[email protected]
CanadianDreamer
New member
On 3/10/2011 12:00 PM, Doug Freyburger wrote:
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
bluewithoutu
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On Mar 11, 12:38?pm, "Nunya Bidnits" wrote:
No, it's not. It's wrong to top-post only when engaged in a
substantial discussion.
Thanks.
No, it's not. It's wrong to top-post only when engaged in a
substantial discussion.
Thanks.
Luigione 70
New member
On 3/10/2011 3:17 PM, notbob wrote:
At least PA is pretty decent. With the exception Philadelphia deciding
it doesn't need to comply and the few sheriffs who decide that they are
legislators and not law enforcement and invent all sorts of reasons why
they won't issue. We had one in our county who decided he didn't work
for the public and could also interpret laws so his initial answer was
to only accept applications a few hours per week to discourage folks and
not issue during the first visit so it could take months. The law says
if you pass instant check he has no choice. He eventually had to back
down and we fired him in the last election.
At least PA is pretty decent. With the exception Philadelphia deciding
it doesn't need to comply and the few sheriffs who decide that they are
legislators and not law enforcement and invent all sorts of reasons why
they won't issue. We had one in our county who decided he didn't work
for the public and could also interpret laws so his initial answer was
to only accept applications a few hours per week to discourage folks and
not issue during the first visit so it could take months. The law says
if you pass instant check he has no choice. He eventually had to back
down and we fired him in the last election.
Su-mii-yahh<3
New member
On 2011-03-10, J. Clarke wrote:
There are exceptions, repeaters being one. The other is small
local broadcasters who serve remote areas. We have an anolog repeater that
gives us 3-4 channels. I may tap in, one day. Since I love movies,
I'm happy with Netflix and miss absolutely nothing on TV, including
PBS. Now if they'd bring back The Great Chefs.....
nb
There are exceptions, repeaters being one. The other is small
local broadcasters who serve remote areas. We have an anolog repeater that
gives us 3-4 channels. I may tap in, one day. Since I love movies,
I'm happy with Netflix and miss absolutely nothing on TV, including
PBS. Now if they'd bring back The Great Chefs.....
nb
On 07/03/2011 11:40 AM, Nunya Bidnits wrote
We have the Canadian Broadcasting System (CBC) here. While the
television part of it is commercially funded, the radio portion is
commercial free. Needless to say it has a lot of detractors, people on
the left say that it toes the government line too much, and people on
the right say it is totally leftist. I tend to find it extremely
informative and well balanced. A lot of people who I consider to be
intelligent and well informed tend to listen to it and I often here them
talking about things after introducing it by saying ``I heard something
really interesting on CBC the other day...``
I live close enough to the US border that I get to hear a lot of NPR
which is in the same league as the CBC. When I was working I spent a
lot of time driving around the Niagara peninsula. When I was on the
north side of it I listened to CBC but as I went further south and it
started getting static I would switch to NPR. Unfortunately at home i am
on the far end of the fringe for NPR out of Buffalo and it has to much
static to enjoy.
Having spent so much time listening to the great programming on CBC and
NPR, it is really hard for me to listen to commercial radio stations. I
can't stand the idiocy of most of the talk radio, and I find the noise
and repetition of commercials hard to take.
We have the Canadian Broadcasting System (CBC) here. While the
television part of it is commercially funded, the radio portion is
commercial free. Needless to say it has a lot of detractors, people on
the left say that it toes the government line too much, and people on
the right say it is totally leftist. I tend to find it extremely
informative and well balanced. A lot of people who I consider to be
intelligent and well informed tend to listen to it and I often here them
talking about things after introducing it by saying ``I heard something
really interesting on CBC the other day...``
I live close enough to the US border that I get to hear a lot of NPR
which is in the same league as the CBC. When I was working I spent a
lot of time driving around the Niagara peninsula. When I was on the
north side of it I listened to CBC but as I went further south and it
started getting static I would switch to NPR. Unfortunately at home i am
on the far end of the fringe for NPR out of Buffalo and it has to much
static to enjoy.
Having spent so much time listening to the great programming on CBC and
NPR, it is really hard for me to listen to commercial radio stations. I
can't stand the idiocy of most of the talk radio, and I find the noise
and repetition of commercials hard to take.
Muhammad Haseeb
New member
On 3/10/2011 4:45 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
AS I noted he is a typical person who carries. He is a mild mannered
respectable professional who understands the reality that since you
can't carry a cop so you may need to act. You would never know he
carries unless such a situation presents itself.
AS I noted he is a typical person who carries. He is a mild mannered
respectable professional who understands the reality that since you
can't carry a cop so you may need to act. You would never know he
carries unless such a situation presents itself.
"sf" wrote in
Nook was originally sold by Barnes & Noble, but is now available other
places. My wife loves her when it works. In the past 13 months, she has had
five of them. Fortunately, the last problem was just two weeks before the
end of warranty. I just bought her a Kobo as a backup. Kobo is sold by
Borders.
Nook was originally sold by Barnes & Noble, but is now available other
places. My wife loves her when it works. In the past 13 months, she has had
five of them. Fortunately, the last problem was just two weeks before the
end of warranty. I just bought her a Kobo as a backup. Kobo is sold by
Borders.
"Ed Pawlowski" wrote:
Try Internet radio, over 20,000 stations. I sorta like the
http://astronomy.fm/
Like usenet reader a special app that brings in the stations are better, I
use an app called " Spark Radio". After I tried Internet radio, I canceled
my SIRIUS radio account.
Try http://www.ted.com/ for lectures for expanding the mind. Very
interesting, lectures from Mark Bitman and Michael Pollan and others for
lectures on food.
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Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan)
Try Internet radio, over 20,000 stations. I sorta like the
http://astronomy.fm/
Like usenet reader a special app that brings in the stations are better, I
use an app called " Spark Radio". After I tried Internet radio, I canceled
my SIRIUS radio account.
Try http://www.ted.com/ for lectures for expanding the mind. Very
interesting, lectures from Mark Bitman and Michael Pollan and others for
lectures on food.
--
Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan)
danieleebutler
New member
"Pete C." wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
I don't think there is much difference except for in this particular area, I
believe there was some big stink about sattelite not carrying some of the
basic channels. I have a dislike for sattelite and would never get it. We
had it at a couple of places where I worked. And it seemed that most of the
time when it rained, we had problems with it. Being in the Seattle area, we
get a lot of rain.
news:[email protected]...
I don't think there is much difference except for in this particular area, I
believe there was some big stink about sattelite not carrying some of the
basic channels. I have a dislike for sattelite and would never get it. We
had it at a couple of places where I worked. And it seemed that most of the
time when it rained, we had problems with it. Being in the Seattle area, we
get a lot of rain.
anew returner
New member
On Sat, 12 Mar 2011 09:17:47 -0700, "Janet Bostwick"
wrote:
Oh, I don't have a problem with response time. It's just interesting
to see what excuse they'll come up with that doesn't involved good old
mother nature. The last time the line from the pole to the house was
changed, they did say it was clawed up. Could have been due to birds
(we have huge ravens, which I never see perched on telephone lines, or
rats. We don't have enough squirrels around here for it to have been
due them.
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Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
wrote:
Oh, I don't have a problem with response time. It's just interesting
to see what excuse they'll come up with that doesn't involved good old
mother nature. The last time the line from the pole to the house was
changed, they did say it was clawed up. Could have been due to birds
(we have huge ravens, which I never see perched on telephone lines, or
rats. We don't have enough squirrels around here for it to have been
due them.
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Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 08:37:04 -0800 (PST), Nancy2
wrote:
Shows like DD&D, and the one where the host goes into a restaurant and
eats whatever challenge food the restaurant has in a specific amount
of time (I've rarely not seen him do it) are all guy things. Hubby
watches those shows, but I can't stand them. It has nothing to do
with the hosts; it has everything to do with the subject matter.
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Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
wrote:
Shows like DD&D, and the one where the host goes into a restaurant and
eats whatever challenge food the restaurant has in a specific amount
of time (I've rarely not seen him do it) are all guy things. Hubby
watches those shows, but I can't stand them. It has nothing to do
with the hosts; it has everything to do with the subject matter.
--
Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
El Odio 4.0
New member
On Tue, 08 Mar 2011 09:33:55 -0500, The Cook
wrote:
The price has dropped enough that it's getting very tempting.
I didn't know that. Will the system recognize you it if/when you buy
a new model? The new one is so light and slim, it's enticing me.
I noticed that new e-book prices weren't a bargain on Amazon, have you
checked out the library? Do they lend for Kindle?
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Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
wrote:
The price has dropped enough that it's getting very tempting.
I didn't know that. Will the system recognize you it if/when you buy
a new model? The new one is so light and slim, it's enticing me.
I noticed that new e-book prices weren't a bargain on Amazon, have you
checked out the library? Do they lend for Kindle?
--
Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.