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You can go ahead and spoil it for me. I really want to know. I just hate it when the dog dies.

There is a lot of stress at my job. Management pushes more and more. In the past five years at least eighteen have quit that I can outright remember.

I have saved part of each paycheck for the future. It is getting to the point where I want to quit. If I cut back on some things that are not a necessity I could make it for the next six months.

With the way the job market is these days I might or might not find another job in that time.

Should I take that risk, save my mental health, and quit or should I continue to go to work each day and look for work on the side?

I know what it is but here is my question is this - how do you do it? I doubt seriously that one would volunteer for it. Do they have a team of five or ten people rush the waterboardee? Do they forcibly strap the individual down? Do they forcibly put the towel over the individual's head?

Is there an age limit where you would not waterboard someone? Are they too old? Too young?

Does it really give real, concrete information? What if I just tell you something that sounds true, is that enough to stop the waterboarding?

In some communities in order for a police officer to carry a Tazer he/she has be Tazed first to see how it feels. Are those that do the waterboarding waterboarded also to see how it feels?

Now I grant you that while Russia has The Bomb, there are other states that border Mexico. And while Mexico does not have the bomb they may have citizens that traffic drugs. Which is a greater threat to the US security?

yet praise Sara Palin's daughter for being an unmarried pregnant teenager?

Why is it that Palin wanted praise heaped upon her and her son, and she encouraged coverage of his choice to join the military and go to Iraq, but not want media attention on her unmarried, pregnant daughter?

If she thinks the heat is on now, get elected and see how hot the kitchen gets!

I say they never mention the town.