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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYdq0ABH3so But mostly just depression.

Every two months my bank makes me change my password to view my statements online. I take 5 minutes that day and change my passwords to everything. However, I make sure that the password to my social networking accounts, my e-mail accounts, and my bank account are all different. If everyone did it this way, it'd be a hell of a lot harder for someone to get a hold of another person's account of any type (provided, of course, that the passwords you set aren't obvious). Only one I tend to not change is the password to get on my computer. I should probably get on that.

Playoff baseball on the big screen HD, Lay-Z-Boy recliner and tacos !@#$ yeah!

Never change, humanity, never change. !@#$ing hell.

I agree. I think there would be a huge uproar if a guy did something similar and it became so public.

Expected Keystone Light to be much higher on that list. Didn't think it'd be ranked better than Bud Light.

I only read the first half of your post, and then skipped to the responses once I got the gist of it.

This is the best article I've seen on the guy and his troubles.

A-hem. Mine are from the 90's.

Well played, sir.

Of course they aren't. "Muslim Leaders Like Peace and Other Good Stuff" doesn't make for a catchy headline or a wide viewership.

I thought you just didn't know what it was

For those who have grown up in a home where another language is primarily spoken.

Maybe I should just post this in every thread on the front page here. Fatwas are fairly firm, are they not? http://theamericanmuslim.org/tam.php/features/articles/muslim_voices_against_extremism_and_terrorism_part_i_fatwas/0012209 And, again, that's Part I.

A few that I immediately thought of: Rush - Nobody's Hero Queen - The Show Must Go On Warren Zevon - Suzie Lightning Also: "November Rain" - Great music video, or greatest music video?

The RIRA has blown some stuff up in the past 10 years.

I'll be there. Fun times shall be had by all.

Well, in that case... !@#$ you!

Let me put it this way: I read up to the last line in this section I assume he's defining "America" as the state in which telephone conversations have been listened in on (and have had the capabilities to be listened in on) for years. That being the case, the implication in this section is that "tapping" internet conversations is fundamentally different from "tapping" telephone conversations.

And as the great philosopher Jagger once said, "you can't always get what you want."

P.S. GO YANKEES!

I only read a little bit of it, but it seems to me that he thinks an e-mail is somehow different from a phone conversation (OC makes some good points on this above, but I still think they're remarkably similar). I don't like wiretapping, period. If you're going to dislike something, at least be consistent. Hey, maybe they'll even get warrants before intercepting e-mails!

Most of us aren't from Minnesooter

Well now that would explain why they want to cover up more.