Con grad you lay shuns!

*promote

The Reptilianssss mean ussss no harm, enoch. You can trussssst me, becausssssse I am 100% human. Honessssst.

I met her in a pub down in old SoHo, where you drink champagne and it tastes just like cherry cola.

*dark

IMO it's OK to ask a friend or acquaintance, but rude to ask a stranger. It's a personal question.

I liked this film too. Most sci-fi movies these days are action movies in space, no offense to JJ Abrams, but Oblivion actually had some ideas working for it. Nice twists and turns. My only complaint is that they could have come up with a more interesting ending.

If the guy was genuinely a member of Al Queda; was actively recruiting new members and planning attacks; but was out of reach of the American court system, what do you do?

Is Al-Awlaki's life more valuable the than the lives of those he plotted to kill?

If an American citizen joined the Nazi high command in WW2, would it be unfair to target him?

Schahill also makes the claim that democrats would be angry if Bush had done this, but if you look back, democrat rage was largely aimed at the war in Iraq. If anything, democrats were angry that Bush wasn't doing enough with regards to Al Queda.

Hard to disagree with such a substantive argument.

<----batcat

^It made me wonder if I'd been misusing the semi-colon all these years; turns out I'm OK.

I made it to 2:17.

*cute

I'm thinking the husband has deep pockets.

Quantitative easing is a good thing and much more controversial among politicians than it is among economists.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2012/09/13/qe3-what-is-quantitative-easing-and-will-it-help-the-economy/