Joey Balls

Guess who's #1! http://www.buffalobeast.com/134/50mostloathsome2008.html

And I'm sure you do Tom. Ya miss my original point though dude.....how was someone in this day and age able to play the state of Virginia for the fools they are? Hence my original post. That is the hidden story behind this tragedy.

I'm just curious Tom...have you even heard about this story? Your complete ignorance is astounding...even by your standards. 12/05 A Montgomery county court judge Paul Barnett orders out-patient treatment for Cho after a psychological evaluation reveals that the gunman "presents an imminent danger to self or others". It also classifies Cho as "mentally ill". This follows on the heels of being detained by police for harrasement of two female students, strange voyeuristic photography of female student's lower bodies while actually in class, and the spouting of gruesomely violent fantasies in English class...so violent in fact that some students refused to sit in the same classroom with him. And like I said forget the fact that this deranged individual was able to purchase a gun like he was walking into the 7-11 for a can of Red Bull, the friggin' state knew he was coo-coo for his cocoa puffs and let him go on his way practically unhindered. You know Tom you are proof positive that it is possible for someone to be educated beyond all instinct. I think maybe after you're finished injecting your dose of "reality" into this sad scenario you should check back onto planet earth again.

Yeah I guess around a couple hundred fukin' red flags could be construed as "nonsense" by someone as warped as you Tom. I think we invaded Iraq for a hell of a lot less.

What is being completely missed in the Cho shootings-possibly due to either a grace period for mourning or political correctness-is the utter stupidity of the Commonwealth of Virginia ....and I'm not even talking about their NRA friendly nutty gun laws.

OH NO THERE GOES TONY FRATTO GO GO GONZALES! Funny statement from White House spokesperson Anthony Fratto in this morning's paper. He claims that embattled US Attorney General Alberto G. "can be effective going forward". This following on the heels of Gonzales' testimony yesterday which included a whopping total of 71 convenient memory lapses. Gotta say this for the Bushies they can sure stand by their Brownie...opps I mean man no matter how incredibly inept and unqualified they may be.

Forgot the link Silver....sorry. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?...MNG4FKUMR71.DTL

Pretty cryptic I must admit.

Maybe one of these days you neo Cats will get it. After 9/11, years of sledgehammering home the "kill the taxi drivers and convenience store operators here and abroad" message has pretty much fallen on deaf ears by now. Madison avenue has already layed claim to the young peaceniks. And the cycle continues................

This is an interesting post. In the last sentence it spells out what might end this conflict before the next president or congress ever acts. Having been involved in many protests over the last four years against US involvement in Iraq, I have noticed the growing number of veterans groups at these affairs, including many from the recent conflict. Will we eventually lose the will to fight this war? Have we already? http://mediastudy.com/articles/av2-1-07.html

Oh probably TT, nothing would surprise me anymore. And this probably isn't saying much but he seems to have a leg up on you as well with his grasp of the US attorney scandal, something that seems to have flown over your noggin.

Jeezuz H Christ and belzeebub! I'm not Joe pasta, or molson export. But I'm pretty convinced Gekko, Toolbox Tommy and Potsie Derwood are all the same character, throw mezza meatball in there too. Dismiss the vote as some might (what with the pork and the riders and all that-as if the previous republican dominated congress never attempted such a thing goodness gracious no), scoff at the anti-war movement, or keep fighting for your neo-con world order. Won't make a bit of difference...you've already proven your irrelevence

And your inability to be unable to recognize a groundswell of anti-war sentiment among most in the country shouldn't come as a shocker to anyone here as well.

You missed the point Gekko! Both house and senate have opposed Bush with a timeline by a majority. That's a first! The old republicrap, rubber stamp congress is no longer the rule of the day as I hope you witnessed last November and government is slowly reaching the same point as the majority of people in this country. Oh happy day! In the end though I think what will end this war is the same thing that ended Viet Nam.......a lingering feeling among the ranks that the situation is not only hopeless but pointless.

Um ok...can we accept that? Our judges have conferred and after some deliberation it is pretty clear to them that your response is the usual cheese you sling up on a daily basis. But thank you anyway.