It is a joke. It's not her.
> It's not a joke.
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> From: Dan Phillips [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 5:15 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: Help Me Out with the Name of a Book
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> It's a joke. Somethingawful.com is spreading it on t
I had a great time at CFUN, especially seeing others from the lists. I'm back home now
and I need to write this up now. But I would love to include reactions/feedback from
others who were there. So what did you guys think of CFUN? Come on, Discuss, Discuss!
Judith
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I didn't find anything shocking. Perhaps because no context was set...
Do I think that the CEO of a major corporation has more say in what happens
in Government then me? Yes.
Am I troubled by this? No, because I don't feel that I've been ripped off
or put in undo danger(Perhaps ignorance is bl
well, I didn't post it for its literary merit. I found some of the facts
interesting, even shocking ::shrug:: You don't think that there is an
appearance there that major corporations are running the government?
Dana
Andy Ousterhout writes:
> I don't find it necessarily questionable. I just don
I don't find it necessarily questionable. I just don't understand what they
are trying to say. They can't seem to focus on any 1 or 2 points nor do
they include any form of summary. Nor do they form a conclusion. So I just
don't know what to make of it. Even if everything they say is true, and
It's been slow on the list and like a blast furnace here... I am training
myself to *drink water*
Dana
Angel Stewart writes:
> Welp!
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> It was lots of fun! Nice days at the beach, and then at the house
> hanging out with friends.
> The drive was a little bit intimidating, and on the way b
Welp!
It was lots of fun! Nice days at the beach, and then at the house
hanging out with friends.
The drive was a little bit intimidating, and on the way back we ALMOSt
missed a turnoff but we made it in the end :)
A thoroughly happy and relaxing vacation.
The television was not even 15 Inches b
I am currently watching Big Brother 4 in the UK. I like the accents, and
I've learned some cool slang terms and phrases. (admittedly, I don't
leave the office much). It's also just something to have on in the
background while working.
They have a website that accompanies the show.
http://channel4
don't you think some of it sticks? Just curious. Granted, yes, it is a
fast pass through too much stuff and some of the sources would be
questionable to someone on the right (Greenpeace for example), it is at
least highly suggestive and so far what I have tried to verify does verify.
Dana
Andy O
Dana,
You can do better than this. Rambling, interesting, but basically a
meaningless bitch session. .Doesn't the author believe in a thesis statement
and an organized discussion that drives to some point? Any point. Heck, pick
2-3 points and then connect them.
It appears that the author is
I think the idea that it was not to Saddam's benefit to see sanctions
lifted explains a lot. This guy was not after all known for his concern for
his people except as a means to power, so it makes a lot of sense to me.
Here is another link along the same line:
http://www.time.com/time/world/article
Democracy is dead.
A strong statement but when money buys anything (including the
presidency of the USA - $200 million for an election campaign???), the
populations wishes are ignored or ridiculed, corporates can buy anything
they want (including laws) and no real choice is offered between parties
Excellent essay, even if somewhat exaggerated in places, references enough fact
to pretty well establish that the US is currently governed by a gang of crooks.
Knowing the details as they apply to each country on the globe, it is no wonder
why so much of the world resents the US. Of course Dubya s
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