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A: What's your age?

B: Which state do you reside in? (If you're not from the US, which country)?

C: What's your political affiliation?

D: What's your view on the death penalty?

E: What's your view on gay marriage?

F: What's your view on guns?

G: What's your view on abortion?

H: What's your view on immigration?

I: What's your view on marijuana legalization?

And that would be all

They fail to realize that promiscuity is a sin or, worse yet, they know and don't care because they think their high social status grants them immunity.

I am so sick of selfish assholes using God to hurt others they deem inferior

Is this the most disturbing photo online?

https://web.archive.org/web/20051121110959/http://...

You know, the CRACKER BARREL and DENNY'S crowd? Why are they so liberal?

Is it bevause they can't stand the thought of other people (black, elderly, children, etc) being entitled to the same rights as them?

I'm looking for a decent, somewhat obscure song that is somewhat depressing in tone and centers around loneliness, depression, being at odds with oneself, etc. Could be old or new, grunge or punk or indie or emo or country or even jazz for all I care... but about either mental deterioration, loneliness, depression or severe personal conflict of any sort. Kinda like Hurt by Nine Inch Nails in terms of tone and message.

"Sunshine and godawfully slow retirees"

"The center of the world... and hostility"

"Rednecks and a sleazy ex-President"

"Churches, racism and hospitality"

"Snow and a mentally slow politician"

"Oil and boil, cowboys and big...everything"

"Dumb blondes, big stars and liberals"

"My lobster is bigger than yours"

"Cows and liberals... with guns?"

"Is this even a state?"

"Some tiny-a** state near Boston"

"Farms, fields and Bob Dylan"

"Cheese, baby"

"Aliens, both of the illegal and extraterrestrial kind"

"One word: Polygamy"

"Rivers, mountains and a particular Disney character named after this state"

"Empty and cold, who lives here?"

"Sunshine, Tom Selleck and laid-back rich folk"

I was only born in 1998 so I have no way of recalling Graham's death or the details behind it, but word is (fortunately) he is still alive and doing well for someone who's pushing 90. But multiple people swear that they have some sort of recollection of Graham's funeral on Live TV, are these claims substantial, can anyone back them up?