Because I'm much more a roller derby fan than I am football, I have to ask--with three minutes remaining, is it physically possible for the Colts to close this up and possibly secure an OT win?

Best part of the Stupid Bowl is the prop bets.

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I love the one about Kim Kardashian's measurements.

LOL, now I'm being called out for "name calling," on sludge of all places. Can you guys please keep your trolling to the main forum at least? *eyeroll* A statement about behavior in which the Saints supporters are NOT participating isn't exactly calling you out. As I've said before, repea...

Eh. The Colts are a great team, as are the Saints. I'm sure there are Saints fans running with that, but not here anyway. As far as I can tell, the only douchebag trolling the game on this forum is Pee13. That was my point, actually. That, at least here, people who are pro-New Orleans aren't doing ...

Calling your favorite team's opponent "the Aint's" is an inflammatory statement designed to illicit a negative response. Very troll like. Yes, P13, you are a troll, albeit a piss poor one. It is interesting that the Saints supporters aren't stooping to that level and referring to their op...

Calling your favorite team's opponent "the Aint's" is an inflammatory statement designed to illicit a negative response. Very troll like. Yes, P13, you are a troll, albeit a piss poor one. It is interesting that the Saints supporters aren't stooping to that level and referring to their op...

Well, it's at Stinkers, stop in if ya can.

And therein lies the crux of the problem--if you're in a relationship and the other partner doesn't want kids, you should NOT lie to have 'em. I ALWAYS knew I didn't want kids, and (as I mentioned originally) my first husband got a vasectomy BECAUSE the military wouldn't give me a tubal. The second ...

I feel it should be legal, because it would provide taxation income for the states/country. It would also potentially reduce the overstress on our police departments.

I DON'T do drugs, and rarely drink, but I still feel marijuana should be legal. Our economy could use the boost, not only from taxation, but also from the likelihood of there being fewer drug-influenced arrests, thus leaving the police able to actually work cases where someone IS being hurt. Hell, t...

JakeYonkel wrote:I love it when people who have been posting here for years start randomly dipping into the Locker Room (P13) or War Board.

Ya betta not mean me! LOL

upinsmoke wrote:Not you. I never thought you were a conservative.

Hahah, THANKS!

Since so many employers require drug testing, couldn't drug testing for those on welfare be seen as part of the "rapid return to work" justification for welfare? Just throwin' that out there. (For the record, I feel marijuana should be legal, and taxed.) I really see no reason for 80% of ...

Fair enough if a state has declared the possession of pseudoephidrine in a large amount to be illegal--at that point, the illegality has happened, even if it is not being made INTO meth. However, that would be a different charge, right?

Since so many employers require drug testing, couldn't drug testing for those on welfare be seen as part of the "rapid return to work" justification for welfare? Just throwin' that out there.

(For the record, I feel marijuana should be legal, and taxed.)

So, if you saw your neighbor unloading all the supplies to make meth, you'd be cool with it, since it's not meth yet? Probably NOT the question to ask someone whose granddaddy was a bootlegger! LOL And, correct, possession of the supplies to make meth is not illegal. Therefore, I can't say that the...

Call it what it is - killing for convenience. Why is that too much to ask? Mainly because I don't think it's killing (again, we agreed to disagree on this one) and because I don't think the decision is USUALLY made out of "convenience." The funniest thing in this whole debate is that I am...

But when I make the full analogy, it IS appropriate. You believe that when the egg is fertilized, it becomes human, right? But when you combine the ingredients for cake, they don't become cake until it's baked--it's still batter until a certain point. Just curious, when people get arrested for havi...

Drug use is illegal, therefore, if you are government-funded, I don't have an issue with mandatory drug testing, just as I have no issue with cutting your funding if you are found guilty of a crime (even a "victimless" one such as prostitution). Plus, from a logical standpoint, if you test...

Olive branch accepted, Lexxie. As for disposal of lab-fertilized eggs or contraceptives that stop implantation, well if they kill the living embryo, then that too is the taking of human life. But that is really a separate issue than the issue of individual abortions in individual people, because in...

Ok, so you believe that at the point that an egg is fertilized, it becomes human. I accept that this is your belief and am in no way disparaging that. So, by this token, what should be done with eggs that are fertilized in the laboratory and not implanted into a womb? Is discarding those murder? Is...

Ok, so you believe that at the point that an egg is fertilized, it becomes human. I accept that this is your belief and am in no way disparaging that. So, by this token, what should be done with eggs that are fertilized in the laboratory and not implanted into a womb? Is discarding those murder? Is ...

But when I make the full analogy, it IS appropriate. You believe that when the egg is fertilized, it becomes human, right? But when you combine the ingredients for cake, they don't become cake until it's baked--it's still batter until a certain point. Yes, this opens up the sticky topic of viability...

IF you believe that a fertilized egg is the same as a human, then I understand your position, lerx. Not everyone believes that. However, for those that do, please be aware that many forms of birth control can cause a fertilized egg not to implant, thus being (by that definition) abortifacients. htt...

IF you believe that a fertilized egg is the same as a human, then I understand your position, lerx. Not everyone believes that. However, for those that do, please be aware that many forms of birth control can cause a fertilized egg not to implant, thus being (by that definition) abortifacients. http...

With that being said, all excuses you can come up with to have an abortion, to interfering with your career, or can't afford the child, or the father doesn't want the child, or you just don't want him or her are exactly that, excuses. All of those concerns are subordinate to a human being's right t...

I don't see ANY type of invasive surgery as "convenient". And I will grant you that when it does boil down to the woman's body, it was unfair of me to point out that men ALSO sometimes have spurious reasons for abortion, even though when I pointed out that I'm fully supportive of men carry...

That's an argument that people have been making forever, yet otherwise healthy women still die after "safe" abortions, along with all the rest. it's a terrible situation all around. They also die after "safe" childbirth. As do their children. And let's not even go there about al...

But, if it prevents somebody from being inconvenienced, I guess it's a good thing, right? And I suppose there's never been a man who encouraged a woman to have an abortion for his own convenience? Or, conversely, a man who encouraged the woman to have the child, but bailed when it was born, because...

Oh, and speaking of "loaded"! Even the people on this thread who are referring to "innocent lives" are supportive of the right of a rape victim to have an abortion. Now, obviously, I don't feel that a rape victim who gets pregnant should be required to carry the child to term--bu...