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Quote by Dante Gabriel Rossetti...just wanted to test it out.

I understand that it was written in the original state constitution that if the state wished to leave, they could. What most people fail to realize is that when Texas decided to join the Confederacy they in effect exercised this right. The problem is that once the Confederacy fell the entire south, including Texas, became a spoil of war. Then they were forced to write a new constitution, which sucks, without any such provision. Morally right or wrong withstanding...this is the way the world works. As much as I would like to give New England back to the Queen it became ours after we beat them.

...and how can we get it added.

Yes I know that this question belongs there.

If so...how?

Your ears can detect it but your eyes are useless.

Most athletes hate it despite the help it provides.

It kills hundreds every year but even the smallest child can break it.

Listo, the leader of a band of Assassins, was taken captive by an opposing kingdom. "Give your daggers," said one of the generals, "Or you are to be executed. But since you killed so many of our knights, we shall give you a small test. You must say a statement. If the statement is true, we burn you on a stake. If the sentence is false, we stab you through the heart. If you do not say anything, you are thrown to the lions. If you say something we can't verify, you will be forced to drink a cup of hemlock. If it is not a statement or if it is a paradox, we simply toss you into the nearby volcano. We shall give you one hour to ponder."

What should Listo say?

...this is on the net so please don't cheat...

www.dhmo.org

...best finish get's 10pts.

...in his sleevies of course.

Best answer.....10 big'uns

A two hundred dollar purchase

With a twenty-five dollar rent,

Until you have all four of us,

Then an even return you'll get.

One is next to Illinois,

And one borders Virginia.

One has no state name next to it,

The fourth's near Pennsylvania

I was really impressed with the thoughts of Socrates and Plato and considering that Plato wrote everything credited to Socrates, go Plato. Aristotle on the other hand confounds me. Much of his that I’ve written seems like so much rhetoric that simply justifies his just sitting around and thinking…and he’s better than everyone else because of it. Specifically the Principle of Non-Contradiction, all 3 versions. Much of what he says seems rather obvious to me and I really didn’t think it needed to be stated. How can you own yet not own, believe yet not believe?

Here is my question. What am I missing? So many people believe this man to be so wise that I’m convinced somehow I’ve missed something. Along this line of thought I could sit and write things like "most people don't like to be pinched" or “most people get really thirsty when they haven’t had a drink for awhile” and 100’s of years from now people will be looking back saying “that guy was really in touch."

I've got one and the family loves the interface. We're only looking for things you use the Wii remotes with so no Gamecube stuff please.

A man lives on the 12th floor of his building and walks to work every day. Every day he rides the elevator all the way to the lobby. On sunny days he rides the elevator to the 2nd floor and takes the stairs the rest of the way. On storming days, or days he has company on the elevator, he rides the elevator all the way back to his floor.

Why???

I have seen them in a few offices but I cannot find one for sale. It is just a typical eye chart with the peanuts characters, snoopy and the gang, all over it. Let me know...

...all you fast food addicts out there know exactly what I'm asking...

I have yellow hair ALL OVER!!!