They'll win it all.

Are you a computer geek with no life outside the PC room? Do you wish you had a hottie to show off to your other computer geeky friends? Then check this site out (again). It's interesting to think that there is even a need or demand for this type of thing. Anyways, enjoy!

Are you a computer geek with no life outside the PC room? Do you wish you had a hottie to show off to your other computer geeky friends? Then check this site out (again). It's interesting to think that there is even a need or demand for this type of thing. Anyways, enjoy!

Of course by now we all know how Bush and Co. will not allow any photos and press coverage of what he considers to be the useless and the shameful; mere pawns who can no longer help his cause. But this site will allow those of us who care about the dead GI's to see their final destination, the destination Bush and Co. wish to deny you.

It's all been a sham. We all are learning it everyday. If you're human (real) and care about human life, ask your leader to bring the troops home now. It's sickening and shameful. Iraq was never a threat to the mighty US. It's a shame what the US has become. Please be reasonable and vote Bush out. Let a fresh liar take the strings.

I know I know. You've heard it before. "Is it in yet?". This link will tell you all the things your girlfriend won't tell you, and it even tells you things she will tell you. Want to get her real opinion? Want to see how you measure up? Well then, heh heh, come on in and see where you stand when it comes to the dicky dicky dong dong. Girls, read it and laugh, or read it then hide it before your boyfriend sees it. And remember: have fun!

Here's a site which apparently allows users in the US to view anyone's driver's licence photo anywhere in the USA. Maybe the FBI could have looked up "Mohammed Atta" back in early 2001. 220 million licences to pick from. That's a lot of cars out there. Since I'm in Canada I have no use for it but I'm always here to bring my friends to the South some interesting tidbits that may help them have fun or find the bastard that took his wife!

With the coming election and the obvious fact that Iraq is turning into a quagmire with no end in sight, Bush and Co. have to remain very wary of the June 30 handover of power to the Iraqi Government. The one question people have to ask (which they never do) when something major happens is 'who benefits'? With all the mumbo jumbo on the airwaves about who's to blame, who's fault is whose, no one gets to any suspects if one would only ask the question 'who benefits'? Who is the real winner wit...

This is an awesome account of what happened on the march to Baghdad. It's graphic, but really the reading is what fascinated me. Also here's a supplementary photo journey during the actualy fall of Baghdad. http://digitaljournalist.org/issue0304/afpf_index.html Think of how far downhill the situation has gone since those optimistic days. A year later it's death everywhere.

It's clear the US line of success in Iraq is nothing more than mere political rhetoric. CNN is busy reporting that al-Sadr's private army has taken over the entire administration in Najaf. And for the firm believers in the White House's words you can explain how it is that the US trained US armed police force is in negotiations with al-Sadr for their re-taking their own police station. It's borderline anarchy and we're suposed to believe Iraqi's will be taking over the administration of Iraq...

This is a link for you to use if you want to know facts about the casualties the US is facing over there in Iraq. I think it's pretty thorough and it's updated every day (unfortunately). What surprised me was the amount of action the other coalition armies are facing. I don't think we hear about the Polish army. But they've been taking casualties as well. Check it out.

My wife and I decided to home school our children. We've been at it for at least a year and a bit and the benefits are worth the time and effort. Lots of people say it screws the kid up if he doesn't interact with kids in a school. Well for us that argument is moot since my kids still see and interact with other kids many times each week. There's homeschooling get-togethers twice a week, and we take them to many places where they play with other kids. I was just wondering if anyone else has t...

This game will undoubtably be controversial. Gaming is really going off the deep end these days. Don't you all agree? The level of violence is staggering. I love ghost Recon, but this one will be a step further, and it's tasteless and crass to boot!

I don't know why this came up again at my family's dinner table but it's worth a laugh, if you don't mind being laughed at. No one likes to be laughed at so I'll assume this thread will get absolutely no responses. When my little guy was 3ish I took him to the local water slides for a day of fun. Oh we had a ball all right. It was a great day with all the trimmings. Towards the end I was telling him we had to go after a couple more slides. On our way up I could hear little kids giggling but I...