You can wrap a warm elephant t*rd in the American flag and paste a few scripture verses on it and millions of people will believe it's from God. We're well on our way to becoming an Evangelical Theocracy.

<t>I'm not exactly a fan of the Iranian President. I also think a lot of what he says publicly is designed to please the Ayatollahs and Imams back in Iran who are largely responsible for putting him in power to begin with. He knows his image and comments are being seen and heard by millions of Arabs...

<t>Ah yes, the all important tinfoil hat which protects you from those invasive alien generated mindwaves. But ask yourself, why would an advanced civilization come all that way from the back side of the universe just to abduct a few humans so they can look up their rear ends? <br/> <br/> Is there a...

Some of the best wines for the money are Penfolds wines from Adelaide, South Australia....I especially like Penfolds Retreat Merlot, PR Cabernet, and PR Shiraz. This wine has a fresh clean taste and its under $20.00.

<t>Hello Mike. Keep'em coming. What fun! That's what I love about The Jon Stewart Show for example...intelligent wit and satire...making fun of these arrogant bastards who're in the White House AND congress. There's more truth in one of Jon's fake news stories that there is in a dozen "real" TV Netw...

<t>Indian Princess, suppose you join one of those online dating club places, then you'd be getting e-mails from all kinds of guys from all over the world. My daughter did this one time, only she used my credit card and then after two months, she stopped responding to any of the inquiries, but they k...

<t>One of the basics is having a safe place you can call home. It doesn't matter so much whether or not you are sharing it with someone or not. Your kids probably need it as much or more than you do. I always hated living in apartments and so did my kids when they lived with me. Everybody felt so mu...

<t>There's abook out called "Enrique's Journey" by Sonia Nazario, a LA Times reporter who went south and rode the train with some of these kids who come north to be reunited with their parents in the states. Thousands of children travel to the US in search of their families each year. They are often...

<t>I'm re-reading (for the fourth time) a book by Cormac McCarthy written in 1985...titled "Blood Meridian" which is based on real people who were professional bounty hunters, soldiers of fortune, and scalphunters in the American Southwest during 1849-1850...Mexico, Texas, Arizona, and California. I...

<t>Substantial? Proof? My cousin Julio he is die from this bad-assed chupacabra thing, man. Like I said, the polices they come and don't let nobody near the place, not even his own mother. She cry and cry. Then they zip him up in a green body bag and load him into the back of a military ambulance an...

<t>What, those three images up there? Bwuh-huh! I think they're funny as bloody hell, and I'm an American. Does anyone else have any more of these? Please post them so the rest of us can have a good laugh too. That's what's so great about irony and sarcasm...it makes people look at themselves. That'...

<t>Thanks a million, wordwaymike. That had to be some of the most informative, fair-minded and to the point current political events re-porting I've read in quite some time. I hope you will continue down this less-traveled journalistic road with weekly if not daily contributions in this same vein. D...

<t>Oh, THAT chupacabra! One time when I was a teenager, my friend Julio and I were walking home from his cousin Carmen's house...she was a very attractive girl who went to my school and I had been dating her for several months. It was very late - long after midnight, the moon she was out and the win...

<t>Ah yes, good old (60) Jose Luis de Jesus Miranda and the Growing in Grace International Ministry. He has a 10 piece band you know...AND his pulpit is emblazoned with what looks like the Presidential seal, only it reads in Spanish (loosely translated) "Govt. of God on Earth." This guy even has sec...

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<t>Recently I tried doing a portrait of a friend from a 4x6 color photo....but the photo wasn't very clear, especially around the mouth, which is something you simply can't guess at....I'm throwing it out since the mouth isn't right. I was trying out these charcoal pencils....made by Ritmo, which od...

I've discovered that sometimes it's actually a compliment to be ignored.

<t>Evidently, I did NOT have enough pre-marital sex prior to getting married, since I soon back-tracked and made up for lost time a number of times after I was married, which caused my then wife to divorce me, which made me feel like **** for a long time, until until I discovered that SHE had been d...

<t>A few people here buy or steal pitbulls and use them as guard dogs. They usually live in or near a bad neighborhood, and so instead of installing an expensive security system, they go out and get a pitbull (or two) and turn him/them loose in their back yard. Naturally, the dog or dogs get bored a...

<t>Aliens? Responsible? Global warming? The popular concept of aliens as little green (or grey) men was invented by the U.S. shadow government right after WWII as a way of frightening people into accepting the need for stockpiling nuclear weapons and justify all the exorbitant military spending duri...

<t>It looks like a photo of a Mexican Hairless Dog aka a Xoloitzcuintle or "Xolos" for short. Pronounced show-low-eats-queen-tee-lee. Xolos may weigh anywhere from 10 to 50 pounds, it usually has a sleek body with no hair, bat-like ears, an unusually long neck for a dog, and some Xolos are missing s...