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• Stop in again when you feel like arguing. x;-)

  in Politics Comment by ray a September 2008
• I can easily make that leap when abortion is thrown into the equation.

  in Politics Comment by ray a September 2008
• Well, we teach our kids not to murder, too. How's that working for us? Maybe we should just give up on abstaining from murder. Or theft. Or rape. Or name any crime you want. We live in a society of rules and laws and all based on a concept of …

  in Politics Comment by ray a September 2008
• Whirlygirl, haven't seen you on the forum in ages. As has been said by the campaign, "life happens". As much as we may want perfection, it isn't going to happen. That doesn't mean we shouldn't have ideals and strive for them. What is important i…

  in Politics Comment by ray a September 2008
• If I say much more I'll have Nae and Joannie cussing me out. Well, I've said before, my grandfather used to call it [i]cow pasture pool[/i], I guess the herd analogy fits. Bovine billiards?????

  in LPGA Comment by ray a August 2008
• Well Skosh.... calling them a herd sounds like you are calling them a bunch of cattle. I suppose that could be offensive, even if true. Actually, I was wondering if they would have a skift length requirement next.

  in LPGA Comment by ray a August 2008
• Apparently, it is part of a cross cultural training program being sponsored by a Korean company. Here's the link. [url]http://www.lpga.com/content_1.aspx?pid=10391&mid=4[/url] Supposedly, a purpose is to help members learn a variety of langu…

  in LPGA Comment by ray a August 2008
• Now you did it, you'll get Paul posting all kinds of golf stuff.

  in LPGA Comment by ray a August 2008
• Well, a couple of those definitely make me feel better. I'm sure Nae and Joannie can pick them out.

  in Affirmations for Today's Employee Comment by ray a August 2008
• OK, you're getting warmer. Number 23 seems to fit you like a glove.

  in Twenty Nine Lines to Make You Smile Comment by ray a August 2008
• Nope, that wasn't the one.

  in Twenty Nine Lines to Make You Smile Comment by ray a August 2008
• I value my life... I ain't saying.

  in Twenty Nine Lines to Make You Smile Comment by ray a August 2008
• One of those made me immediately think of Joannie.

  in Twenty Nine Lines to Make You Smile Comment by ray a August 2008
• OK, so which one would be the first to grab a coconut? Analyze that one.

  in The Banana Test Comment by ray a August 2008
• I don't get it.

  in The Banana Test Comment by ray a August 2008
• I wonder if Nae will respond. She hates that man-gene thing. Well, Democrats have assumed an air of moral superiority in recent years, especially with the revelations of Newt's affairs. So, now Newt and Edwards are in the same boat.

  in That doggone John Phillips... Comment by ray a August 2008
• You have permission to smack Paul.

  in National Lefties Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• [b]OUCH!!![/b] Nae, cut it out!

  in National Lefties Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• Sorry Kimberly, I don't buy that. Worst case is that the 80% use their floater on that religious holiday and the other 20% use theirs on the traditional Labor Day. But, from the numbers listed, it would have been a more even split, depending on wh…

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• Let's not go there or else we'll have Joannie telling us about her thongs....

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• I was, but they were short pants some of the time. Does that count?

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• I write the stuff for Paul that makes sense. The rest Frank writes.

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• Yes, we saw several poor arguments on John's blog on the subject. But, I think it goes much beyond 9/11, that was when we came of age, so to speak. America was hit with terrorism, a terrorism that has been experienced elsewhere and is still being …

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• Additionally, I find your reference above to born again Christians offensive. A simple search reveals that Mark Chapman, though claiming to be a born again Christian at 16, also was a drug addict from the age of 14 and psychotic. His horrible act …

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• Frank, we are speaking about a religious system that worldwide has millions of adherents that have proclaimed their desire to eliminate those who disagree with them, who do not bow down to their god. You respond with the example of a couple nut cas…

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• So, maybe John Lennon was right afterall?

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• [font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 08-07-08 AT 10:26AM (CST)[/font][br][br]Marina, what's interesting is that many of the people who cheer on companies, such as Tyson, for their liberal, so called compassionate policies establishing relig…

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• Tyson press release: [b]Springdale, Arkansas – August 4, 2008 – Contrary to recent reports, Labor Day is still a holiday at Tyson Foods. This issue concerns only the plant at Shelbyville, TN. The majority of employees at the Tyson plant in …

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• Frank is right in that a company should do what is best for their ee's. Tyson is a very large company so I find it hard to believe the majority of their ee's are Muslim. It would be interesting to know the thoughts of their ee's, though. I did …

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
• I heard they make pretty fair spaghetti.

  in Muslim Holiday Replaces Labor Day Comment by ray a August 2008
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