>> ^UsesProzac:
where's the foresight to nail some of that crap down??


The dining room tables are nailed down. And people don't like chairs or potted plants that are nailed down. Some of those giant armoires or shelves could have used a good securing, though.

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44270

"Tolerance mongers seem to have found the one absolute truth they are willing to live by. How many times have you heard someone say, "Judge not lest you be judged"? The statement has become the great American open-mindedness mantra when anyone has the courage to declare that someone else's belief, actions or lifestyle is morally amiss.

Another form of the same non-judgmental judgment is "that may be true for you, but it's not true for me." The logic behind the statement goes something like this: "Your truth is your truth and my truth is my truth. We are both right, and I hold to my opinion of truth." The last time I checked, it was impossible for two chairs to occupy the same space around my dining room table, but evidently such rules of time, space and logic don't apply to tolerance philosophy."

whatever happened to 'sticks & stones' anyways?

Man, think of the cross-section dining room tables...wonder how many??

Really neat (IMO) musical appearance by Beck on SNL on Oct 28, 2006. The band (his band, I believe) doing nothing but "found percussion" at the "dining room table" was great, the marionettes were brief and awesome, and song is great (again, at least in my opinion). Hope this sees the light of day - I know music videos (understandably) don't always do too well on VS.