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Jonida · Guest

Also, I'd like to point out that the internet, computers and Facebook were not invented until after all these events happened, with the exception of the Bin Laden reference.College Humor - I am losing trust in you as a valued source for accurate citations for my term papers./s
"As the temperature rose, so did his voice as he railed against high prices for tamales, corporate tax loopholes and political corruption"I like how "tamale prices" is right up there with tax loopholes and corruption.

Sayge · Guest

“I love how they say "cheap cigarettes" in the article. I don't know where they found them, but let me know cause I will buy some.

Owoeye isaiah · Guest

Well actually they are all preventable. Just get off the NET..
Whoopsie. It might be time for another European apology tour.!

Sheiles · Guest

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_for_Media_and_ ...FundingThe media watchdog group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) has challenged CMPA's non-partisan claim, based on the argument that much of its funding has come from conservative sources, and that its founder, Dr. S. Robert Lichter, once held a chair in mass communications at the American Enterprise Institute and was a Fox News contributor.[18][19] After a Washington Post article referred to CMPA as "conservative," the Post published a "Clarification," which concluded, "The Center describes itself as nonpartisan, and its studies have been cited by both conservative and liberal commentators."[20]Progressive organization MediaTransparency (now run by Media Matters for America documented that between 1986 and 2005 CMPA received 55 grants totaling $2,960,916 (unadjusted for inflation). The organization, which collated information from returns filed by numerous conservative foundations, found that 86% of CMPA's total funding came from conservative-leaning foundations.?
Inflation is the fault of many. many. many. Past presidents. Including Obama

Dhara · Guest

my cat likes lettuce!

Kimisha · Guest

I have an iPhone, but usability as a phone is not one of its strong points. I have to press a minimum of 3 buttons, physical or virtual, usually 6, before I can even start putting in a phone number. I handed my iPhone to a guy on a plane once before take off, his was dead, he looks at it and hands it back and asks me to dial in the number for him because he has no clue how to. Never had that problem with any other phone. iPhone is great, the touch screen is fun, but the UI is still *****, maybe the best *****, but *****. When can I get a usable camera in the thing? Plus the Japanese are smarter than most westerners, they would rather have features than a dumbed down phone. iPhone sells purely on Apple's name, that is why I have it, to create apps and exploit the masses. Here is to hoping that Android (much closer to true expandability than the iPhone every will be) takes off with the masses and Apple and their proprietary closed ways fade away like it is the 90s (but Apple was open in the 90s and that is why it was hurting, no Mac OS 8 and 9 sucked). Importing me a Milestone ASAP, iPhone will be purely for development then...

GINILGEORGE · Guest

Usually when someone says take my word for it..its implying your somebody we know or trust. Why would we take some random guys word for it? And are you backing this up with anything substantial? Are you air force? I mean really why would we just take your word for it?! :-P

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