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Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill Nye, the Science Guy!

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

Oh yeah, LOL I remember that.

One Palm to rule them all!

Anyone know if the Bill Nye episodes are available on DVD? I would be all over that. Same goes for Mr Wizard. Maybe they are online somewhere...

Time Traveller. I played that game when I used to live at Bakersfield. I admittedly sucked at that game, though. :(

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that's already been out for awhile.

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[signature1]My PDAs: Visor --> Visor Neo (blue) --> Zire 71.... so ends the "marathon", for now[/signature1]

Not to get philosophical, but ignorance is what keeps us content.

To fully (not just in an abstract intelectual way) understand the true horrors and sadness that exisit in this world would drive a person insane. So, we remove ourselves from things that do not dirrectly effect us, as sad as they may be.

100,000 people died in Asia. 43 million Gullijians died on Gullijon 4 near the Crab Nebula. While both are tragedies for those they effected, as a distant and unrelated party, it is hard for most people in America to feel any real sadness.

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Technology should have saved them.

Hey, Gekko, not in the way *you* would have the world ordered. This is a prime example:

Early data on Asian quake went unnoticed in Vienna

http://www.iht.com/articles/2004/12/28/news/nuke.html

"The group's officials have long noted that their organization, which has an annual budget of $100 million, is sitting on equipment that could save lives. [...]"

MikeCon - yes, it's all Bush's and the Republicans fault because we didn't "care" enough. Quick - go call that fat socialist pig Michael Moore.

GG

Did you see Team America? I thought the Moore portrayal there was spot-on.

If it was not for "stupid technology" you would hear about the destruction in about 9 months to a year when the boats came back from trading. Of course, you would most likely not like the trading ships, because they didn't help when Mt. Vesuvius exploded and burried Pompeii.

tfftruoa, that's a truly awful attitude. Just because the tidal wave occurred in Indonesia and not in America it doesn't mean that these people don't deserve your support. When 20,000 died in September 11 many many different countries helped and the whole world took note. Now 100,000 people die and you're comparing them to a group of fictional people on another planet? You seem to have the empathy of homicidal maniac. Come on! If you are going to be so dismissive then at least don't be patronising to the many many many people that have lost mothers, fathers, sons and daughters.

[QUOTE]When 20,000 died in September 11 [QUOTE]

...wasn't the number closer to about 2,000? Not to belittle that tragedy, but it appears that the death toll is already over forty (forty) times the carnage in the tsunami. And some of them were even Americans!

People are born, people die. We never know how long we have here. Make the best of it.

anyone else pick up on the 6th sense animal story?

http://tinyurl.com/6xnos

Yeah, and I've met that guy (Jack Hanna). Actually, animals often seem to possess the 'aw-****' instinct that we mere Humans lack. Documented cases have involved tornadoes, earthquakes, tsunami, volcanoes, crop circles, etc. I suspect that we have it too, but we're all too best playing Bejeweled to notice.

"People who think they're smart annoy those of us who are."

Birds are supposedly able to navigate via magnetic fields. It's not surprising about animals.

Anyone interested in following up would do well to read this book:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1400051290/%20rupertsheldrakeo/002-5875666-8908823

And to see:

http://www.sheldrake.org/books/

http://www.sheldrake.org

My cat always knew when I was coming home from school as a kid -- even when we were let out early for some reason!

Dammit. I posted the wrong book link. Here it is:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0609600923/rupertsheldrakeo/002-5875666-8908823

TinyURL.com

in the meantime I am looking for another solution

Clark is a cliche. This should be no surprise other than the fact no one even thought about it, especially since it's so obvious.

But, man, imagine someone on trial actually having to have a DEFENSE! What do these people think, that human beings have something like INALIENABLE RIGHTS?

(This from me, whose motto is from an old Barney Miller episode: "Book 'em, beat 'em, try 'em and fry 'em.")

>"But, man, imagine someone on trial actually having to have a DEFENSE! What do these people think, that human beings have something like INALIENABLE RIGHTS?"

You and the filthy Liberals can give the likes of Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot, Saddam, and Osama a defense. I'd give them all a bullet between the eyes.

That "inalienable rights" bit went right over your head, didn't it? That Thomas Jefferson was such a leftoid liberal commie pinko pig.

Thank God!

Don't forget that Jefferson kept SLAVES - so he promoted liberty and inalienable rights by denying them to his fellow man. (Even so, there is no denying that the Declaration of Independence is the most inspiring prose that has ever been written.)

"You and the filthy Liberals can give the likes of Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot, Saddam, and Osama a defense. I'd give them all a bullet between the eyes."

Dude?! How you could possibly forget to add G.W. Bush to the list?

You're darn right! Giving them a kangaroo trial and dragging
them into the ally and shooting them is exactly what they
would do to you and me. So, you'd be no less a war criminal
and no better a human than them.

Besides, their crimes are so bad that the best defense won't
save them. Obstructing a defense, however, would only damage
the credibility of their eventual conviction and the entire
justice system.

Gekko wrote:
> You and the filthy Liberals can give the likes of Hitler,
> Stalin, Pol Pot, Saddam, and Osama a defense. I'd give them
> all a bullet between the eyes.

- Tere

Goodwill to All and May Peace Prevail On Earth.

I think this is about as out of context as it gets here. Man, someone needs to moderate these posts before the rep. of this site goes to nothing.

Every person who is given a trial in the United States is entitled to a defense.

This is what makes us the country G. W. Bush wants to protect and Iraq the country he wants to destroy.

It is our freedom and our liberties that G. W. is protecting. I think even G. W. Bush would say that Sadam is entitled to the best defense he can receive.

To say anything less would be UN-American. (And, if you don't like it, go someplace that doesn't support these American values!) ;-)

>>> think this is about as out of context as it gets here. Man, someone needs to moderate these posts before the rep. of this site goes to nothing.

The Forums are back up, so this stuff will now stop here.

This trial will be the most important legal case since the Nuremberg trials, let's hope it's better than the OJ case. The juice is already loose.

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