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hi davey

It goes under the child board "Home-Made Compositions", found under "Creativity Corner"

Here's a link: http://www.ninsheetm.us/smf/index.php?board=17.0

You know what's so funny about Atheism? If the Christians are right(which we are) then all the atheists get a one-way ticket to hell, but if by some impossibility the atheists are right absolutely nothing happens to the christians or any other religion because that would mean there would be no higher being to punish us! So its a win-win for religion while atheists are playing a fifty-fifty. Good luck burning for eternity.

I think it was Voltaire who said that if he were God, he'd have an especially fiery place in Hell for people who believed in him simply because of Pascal's Wager [what you just described].

I apologize for these other forumers' blatant disrespect of your serious question. That said, www.ebay.com

Glad to be of assistance ma'am.

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They've lost my charts and records for the second time this year. Then they take useless blood samples. They even said "OOPS WE DIDN'T NEED TO DO THAT." They refuse to refill my prescription because they don't have the records of my progress using it. (because they lost them) Then they completely forget about the physical.

Obama will fix all of that[/kotor]

It's funny because it's true? =D

Ingus: I'm sure there will be Rock Band: Bob Marley soon 

Snopes is the greatest enemy this topic has.

I had 5 days, 6 hours each.

firefox started to lag the hell out of my computer, and sites like Gmail and facebook stopped working.

So much better on google chrome now.

Whoa I forgot about this topic.

I have both Oblivion and Bioshock now and have played some of Mass Effect from a borrow.

This brings us to 1234 sheets exactly.

Well done, Nintendude, well done.

It's just a public option. So if you don't have private health care, you can get some from the government. It's basically medicare and medicaid expanded so everyone can get it if they want. So you can keep your private health care system if you want to, or switch to the public health care system if you want to.

The republican objections are typically

1. It will eventually lead to complete universal health care, because no business can keep up with the government. I personally find this point to be a bit self-defeating, because the rich could still use their "higher quality" health care because the price differences between government health care and private health care would be negligible to them. And if they are switching to government health care because it's just as good quality for cheaper prices...then how is that a bad thing? If there is a distinct quality difference, then government will never "take over," because the upper class will always have enough income to get the "better quality." If there is no quality difference, then yea, government will take over health care, and that will be a good thing, because really the only qualm republicans have about universal health care is poor quality.

2. Part of the bill, and a source of many protests, is that current health insurance obligates that the elderly in need of an organ transplant get that organ transplant immediately. The new bill makes that no longer obligatory, and basically says the doctor and patient talk over whether the organ transplant is worth it, or should they proverbially "pull the plug." Because organ transplants are cost a lot, and an insured 90-year-old might get an organ transplant before an uninsured 18-year-old. Basically, it talks things over first instead of obligated to do it immediately. At least, this is what I believe all this fuss is; someone else may need to clarify.

3. Raised taxes.

You two. Flagpole. 3 o'clock.