Aardvark <aardvark@youllnever.know> wrote in news:9gaBk.74110$RJ3.1983@newsfe10.ams2: On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 10:22:18 -0700, Zapanaz wrote: Yes, that's how to solve the world's problems; imagine an invisible man who lives in the sky, then ask him to fix them. Go to Google and do a search for 'Descartes' Wager'. You'll probably find a Wikipedia article about the subject. Read and digest the article. ...

... Germany. When I came back to the States in 76, all I could buy was stuff in cans that tasted of the tin can so I went off it for quite awhile. Then I saw it in glass jars in the stupormarket and decided to give that a try. It's now a staple in my kitchen. My roommate is even a convert. I shall look for that RRS hereabouts as well. -- LilPeach...with brand new eyes "Siquid mantica non capit, domi relinquendum est." - Tom Bihn

On 20 Set, 16:01, St. Jackanapes <st-j...@jackanapes.ws> wrote: He is a buffoon that probably is doing this to impress a stupid Creationist female somewhere whose pants he badly wants to access. If that is the case, then I salute Old Man Joe and his worthy cause, it justifies all the spamming in the world, and I hope it serves him well to reach his goal.

...raises questions of China’s ability to tighten product safety standards, despite earlier scandals over exports of tainted pet food and lead-laced toys. “The local authorities almost certainly turned a blind eye to obvious bad practice, and the central authorities ... failed completely to police existing regulations, improve those regulations and enforce stricter testing requirements,” said Matthew Crabbe of Access Asia, a market research...

...On Sep 15, 3:55 pm, old man joe <n...@home.com> wrote:   while the Evolutionist holds dear his belief that it all happened by a ' Big Bang ' he cares not to explain...  yet another black eye comes from his over-worthy opponent..  the Creationist. such it is with the ' Harvest Moon.' in the Northern Hemisphere between the end of September to the beginning of October the moon expells an...

"Aardvark" <aardvark@youllnever.know> wroterootered... I Remain wilfully ignorant, then. ifypfy

On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 10:22:18 -0700, Zapanaz wrote: Yes, that's how to solve the world's problems; imagine an invisible man who lives in the sky, then ask him to fix them. Go to Google and do a search for 'Descartes' Wager'. You'll probably find a Wikipedia article about the subject. Read and digest the article. No. If you have something to say, say it. I'm not going to dig around on Google and Wikipedia, ...

"Aardvark" <aardvark@youllnever.know> wrote in message news:9gaBk.74110$RJ3.1983@newsfe10.ams2... On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 10:22:18 -0700, Zapanaz wrote: Yes, that's how to solve the world's problems; imagine an invisible man who lives in the sky, then ask him to fix them. Go to Google and do a search for 'Descartes' Wager'. You'll probably find a Wikipedia article about the subject. Read and digest the article. ...

... medical care and prison conditions" for Omar were being "stymied" by U.S. authorities. The documents showed "even simple requests to provide Khadr with a pillow, blanket or sunglasses to protect his shrapnel-damaged eyes and body foundering on apparent security concerns." The agent who visited Omar, Suneeta Millington, who described how shrapnel was "slowly working its way out of Omar's body," explained that two pairs of sunglasses were "...

..., demonstrations have increased dramatically worldwide. On the night of John Mc Cain's speech an Iraq War Veteran managed to sneak inside the convention center and display a sign that said "McCain Votes Against Vets". All Republican eyes were drawn to this single voice of dissent, and most media outlets played the clip of the veteran holding up his sign and McCain appearing flustered for a moment. The crowd began chanting "USA, USA" to ...