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There's got to be a gay bar somewhere between here and Connecticut. I love seeing hookups.

It's because of the tolerance of Christians...that we've allowed others to come to this country and practice freely their religions. Try being a Christian in Saudi Arabia. Or Iran. Anyway but there's no sense in trying to reason with someone who's been brainwashed by the LIBERAL public school system.

No but those Earth saving curly Q light bulbs (CFLs) contain mercury. They're supposed to be disposed of, at a CFL recycling center...which are few and far between. So, when those CFLs start getting put in the trash...and landfills start having high levels of mercury, that'll be the next "chicken little" cause of the environmentalists.

WND has a conservative bias. Just like CNN, ABC, CBS, NPR, MSNBC, NBC, The LA Times, Time, Newsweek, The New York Times all have a liberal bias. At least us conservatives admit we're conservative. We're not afraid of the label, like you libs who want to now be called Progressives.

Yes, it sure is the evil Christian nations who do stuff like this: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/...with-woman.html Tolerance, my ass.

Sorry dude, but your response is very lacking...when it comes to logic. You say on the one hand that "that minority of Muslims to forget that they are not in their country anymore and try to live the same way and yes those people are douches." That's exactly what the Somalian Muslim kid is doing. So, on the one hand you slam it....the other hand you defend it. Secondly, I would imagine that the school knows that the kid is from Somalia.....don't you think? You seem to assume that the teaching student is just making up crap. Anyway, don't worry....you all will take over. And, it will be because there are too many wimps like Censored by Laurie....who think Christianity is the real evil in the world. Congrats.

If you and other liberals would just kill yourselves...that would save a ton of pollution. I'll drive you to the bridge. Come on, it'll be fun.

If that guy had never gotten another chance to coach it would have been fine with me.: http://collegebasketball.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=806996

In the case of most of the Somalians...they didn't move here. They were brought here as refugees by both the Clinton and Bush (II) administrations. So, we rescue them, from the hell hole they were living in....and they want us to change our ways.

No, I'm not.

Why the Hell is it not relevant to point out that the kid is Muslim? So, you're defending this 3rd World POS? Go buy a prayer rug....you're already ready to submit.

Are these guys that we are offering for the 2009 class OR are they guys who we're trying to sign, to be able to play this fall? Last year, way after signing date....we signed both Evyn Roman and Jacob Kaiser. Anyone know?

by Mike Heika (DMNews hockey writer) Official word: No suspensions The league just confirmed. There are some fines involved, but both Ribeiro and Osgood are good to go for Game 3. That's important for the Stars, particularly if Lehtinen is hurt and can't play. Ribeiro was quite feisty today, so it will be interesting if he transfers that energy to the ice.

I wish this would happen. I wish we would lose all the schools that don't play football.

You called it, Quoner. SEATTLE (AP)—Seattle slugger Richie Sexson was suspended for six games and fined Friday by Major League Baseball after charging the mound and throwing his helmet at a Texas pitcher the previous night. Bob Watson, baseball’s vice president in charge of discipline, cited Sexson for “violent and aggressive actions.” Sexson asked the players’ association to appeal, and any suspension will be delayed until after a hearing. Sexson was in the Mariners’ posted starting lineup at first base and batting sixth for Friday night’s game against the Chicago White Sox. He declined to comment on the penalties, citing advice from the players’ union. Seattle’s Felix Hernandez and Texas’ Gerald Laird and Sidney Ponson also were fined. Sexson charged the mound and flung his helmet at Rangers pitcher Kason Gabbard after the left-hander threw an eye-high pitch to him in the fourth inning of Seattle’s 5-0 loss. While benches cleared, no punches were thrown. Sexson was ejected. Tensions began to build in the top half when Hernandez hit Ian Kinsler, who had homered in the second, in the back with a fastball. Kinsler turned toward Hernandez, who put his arms out then stared at Kinsler as the second baseman walked to first. When benches cleared, Hernandez was restrained by three players, including former Mariners closer Eddie Guardado, now with Texas.

Anyway, it was a good year. If we can keep improving...we're going to be one of the Belt's better teams. I think our final record is 27-33.

Some pictures from last night's game (courtesy of Ed Bark....at www.unclebarky.com): http://www.unclebarky.com/dfw.html

This coming from a man who likes soccer????? The only thing ever good about soccer was Brandi Chastain taking her top off. And even that, since she's flat...wasn't that great.

We've had obviously our best season ever...this year. If TJ can keep signing players like this gal....we'll soon be a SBC softball power: http://www.meangreensports.com/ViewArticle...p;Q_SEASON=2007

The only thing that can screw things up...is if Sexson gets suspended for several games...which I think is likely. Anyway, they may sit him during that series...if that ends up happening.

If I'm the Rangers...that tall goon better be ducking every time he steps into the batter's box...next week when we play the Mariners again. I have never seen a batter get so mad over a pitch....that was so far from hitting him. The pitch missed that him by a foot. Here's the brawl video. About 3 minutes into it...they show the pitch that started all the brouhaha: http://rangersblog.dallasnews.com/archives...rawl-video.html

The boys over at TY Sports have a great opinion piece on this APR fiasco. (comparing our situation in hoops to Indiana's). Great reading: http://tysports.blogspot.com/

"UNT officials noted that the school did have its original penalties from the NCAA reduced. UNT was supposed to lose eight scholarships in football and two in men's basketball."

(from the D-RC blog): http://meangreenblog.dentonrc.com/

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/5764886.html