Crap Throwing Monkey

Yeah, because file sharing software and sniper rifles are obviously similar. You fall out of bed and land on your head overnight or something? You're even more retarded than usual today...

Whatever. You're right. Let's just have the Supreme Court ignore the ENTIRE history of law. It's the right thing to do.

Right...it's really going to hurt Toyota to raise prices. "Hey, Detroit, we're sorry you can't compete...we'll increase our gross margins to help."

When were Sun Dynastic or Athenian law ever applicable in this country either? And yet they have sculptures of Confucius and a scene from the Iliad (the trial on Achilles' shield) on display as well. Guess we should get rid of those, too, since we're neither Buddhist nor Greek. Ditto the sculptures representing Justinian, the Roman praetorate, Julian, the Magna Carta, and the first Statute of Westminster. Because in your narrow little mind an American historical display about the law should begin and end with the Constitution.

Or, at least you didn't need it. I want to hear her side...

Laboratory mice. The little white ones that are specially bred to be genetically identical. I think regular mice will work as well, but then you need an industrial-sized blender or such...

You do understand, of course, that we agree with you. We just wanted to point out that, for all that, there's even more reasons Carter sucked.

Because I am a vast storehouse of useless trivia. Did you know there's 250 mice to the gallon?

In stature, at least. The singularly most insipid piece of unwatchable crap I've never managed to sit through in its entirety. "Mrs. Doubtfire" is "Tootsie" after a bad hit of acid.

"Kaelin", I believe. (Why do I know that?)

Okay...so now we've gone from "what I consider good" to "what I neither like nor consider good" to "what I consider enjoyable, whether it's good or not". What, are you channelling TracyLee? Your definition of "good" is all over the map more than her definition of "legal"...

You select "Daddy Daycare" over "Saving Private Ryan", and I'm supposed to understand what you're trying to say???

Like I said, he's not being a dumbass for once. Betcha he can't do it twice.

Could have been better. He forgot to mention double-digit inflation and interest rates...

But you just said... Even for you, that's a pretty egregious typo.

Actually, that's almost entirely unlike what you did. http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showt...ndpost&p=367734 The films you pointed out, you specifically said were "good" films.

The irony is, the Supreme Court displays the Ten Commandments. (Though they do it in the context of "the history of law"...in which case they can display all of Leviticus for all I care. The Ten Commandments as a historical legal document is a perfectly valid context). But I digress...they display the Ten Commandments, and if you want to argue the fairness and justness of their decisions...well, you going to buy any property in New London soon?

sh--. For once, you're not being a dumbass.

Suddenly, they're different? Christ, you're an idiot.

Then it can't possibly be the right ruling. These two groups agreeing on something is a clear indication that the Supreme Court !@#$ed up...

Germany didn't invade Poland in WWI. Poland didn't exist then.

No. As I said, I got it too. Then I took my meds... You both, of course, see that there's a HUGE difference between breaking in to a hotel room and invading France...?

Of course, the fact that there's about a bazillion different groups fighting in Iraq and one of them - the Sunnis - is one that both the Iraqis and the US want involved in the democratic government is completely irrelevent...

By the way, last year the US government spend $500 million dollars on stem cell research. That's more than the rest of the world combined.

We'll be there for a long while. The insurgency will go on for a decade or so (if you look at the history of insurgencies, that's about par for the course, save the ones that succeed inside a decade). Rummy said it because he's a seriously straightforward and direct speaker.