Almost makes me wanna grow a ponytail, and get pierced, and maybe ink up a little, if we can all just get along.

That is totally asinine and very insulting to me personally to smear a good man like Pat Robertson's name by saying that what he preaches fired up a sleaze bucket like McVeigh. Why don't you go look up what Pat Roberston, the 700 Club, and CBN have done for victims of natural disasters in this country. Find a group who helped out anymore during Katrina, for example. You can't. Yeah, blame the Christians for mentally deranged individuals blowing up a building. Ridiculous link.

Oh, that long list? You sure left a whole lot of democratic politicians and pundits off the list. Where is Barack? Where is Carville or Stephanopolis? Blitzer, Matthews, Olbermann? Just to name a few. I'm sure I can find a whole lot more.

~sigh~
 

I think I hear the sound of a Master Lock being opened.

Me too. Time to ditch the high-n-tight look and let my hair down. Time to get that KISS tattoo I've always wanted too!:cool:

Yeah, wouldn't that be a shame!:rolleyes:

It's from 2004. When Kerry got defamed for his service.

I thought this stayed pretty cool.

I am disappointed that nobody weighed in on the use of the gray shirt as the warm weather alternate.

Oh yeah, the famous "threw my medals over the wall" scandal.

I think the gray shirt looks very sharp. JMO.:cool:

The point was that Kerry was an actual hero who actually laid his life on the line to serve and actually saved men while he served, while some of those leaders calling him into question--like Cheney--were too busy, or too privileged, or too cowardly to serve.

I hate powder blue, because twice a campus security guy said something like, "Let me show you how to find the softball field." They never say that with gray.

For your information I am a Christian and I do not share the views of Pat Robertson or many people on the so-called religious right. And I would never say things that Robertson has said about others as he has publicly. You can be insulted all you want to be, but McVeigh and others in his movement were Christians as well. Even the Klan considers themselves a Christian organization. I am not sure why you are all of sudden offended by this connection when clearly people claim all kinds of religious affiliations and do un-Christian things.

And yes there were many groups that helped people in the Katrina situation. There were numerous groups that did so. I am not sure what that has to do with anything.

Peace

I have decided to interpret Christianity to mean that I can have sex with 10 or 12 mistresses as long as none of them ever meet each other. It seems like a more beneficial interpretation than the kind that make me want to kill or die.

I'm not greedy. I don't need 72. And no virgins ... experience is everything.

My wife can't stand the powder blue or polo blue either. She says it's not very becoming on an umpire. I tend to agree. Black, navy or gray would be my votes.