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Why would someone feel forced to go to a bar to drink just because they can't buy it on Sundays in a store??? Alchoholics maybe??
Uhhhh... yes. Or what, do you really think a desperate alcoholic would refuse to drink and drive?
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There's actually nothing to substantiate what you've said. There's no proof alcohol consumption will increase. Liquor store owners (who have long supported the ban on Sunday alcohol sales) predict they will actually lose money by opening an additional day with no overall increase in revenue.
This may very well be the case. Of course, giving someone the right to do something doesn't mean they have to do it; even if this inane law is struck down, no liquor store will be forced to open on Sundays. So why not give them the right to choose?
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Why can't people just buy enough on Saturday, to drink for Saturday and Sunday? Why not have a day of rest and respect for the Sabbath? I guess I am "old".
There's certainly nothing wrong with staying home and respecting the Sabbath. There's also nothing wrong with going about your life like it's any other day.
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Or come up to Atlanta and you can have my tool for free ; )
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As the parent of an adopted child, I find this incredibly offensive.
Okay.
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Good!!!!! There are waaaay too many kids who need homes in our country.
There are way too many kids in our country. Maybe a stipulation of adopting should be that you have to get it spayed or neutered.
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Excellent question!
So you're saying that the demise of DADT isn't news?
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From Merriam-Webster online:
news
noun pl but singular in constr, often attributive \ˈnüz, ˈnyüz\
1 a : a report of recent events
b : previously unknown information <I've got news for you>
c : something having a specified influence or effect <the rain was good news for lawns and gardens — Garrison Keillor> <the virus was bad news>
2 a : material reported in a newspaper or news periodical or on a newscast b : matter that is newsworthy
Is the Washington Post a newspaper?
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But what if I had something to say, not store related, that was profound or of the utmost importance? Would you not open the post just because it was from me????? I am deeply hurt
Okay, maybe not deeply, but still 
Maybe you have a book about the kid who cried wolf?
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Do you ever think you get carried away with these titles?
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Case proven. Another liberal democrat backing Pownall.
I think I'll vote for whoever you're pushing out of spite.
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The only thing for which I've ever bothered with an emulator is MS Paint. It's the only program I miss using a Mac.
ETA: And I only miss it for how obviously cheezety anything it produces is.
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This is so ignorant. Everyone knows reptiles control the planet.
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I feel like there's a joke to be made here; something about how I can't barbecue now, but I'll surely barbecue later.
But this sounds like fun! I'm glade someone's doing something like this. I'll definitely try to make it to the compation in time for the fanally. I'll even bring my gail!
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The home owners have banned together to collect legal fees to bring this to court.
Banded. Not trying to be a dick this time, I actually stumbled over this sentence.
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Aww, I thought you we were talking about invincibility and infinite ammo.
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To subtle for me - I missed it. Explain please.
Muslims:blasphemy::Christians:gay marriage
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You mean Muslims(Islam). It won't bother me any if they did pass it. 1st Amendment over-rides their wishes and I agree with Jack Reacher.
No, I said what I meant. Muslims aren't the only ones.
Of course, all resolutions of the UN (excepting budgetary matters) are optional for its members, so this would certainly not affect us were it to pass. It's still interesting, though, for the commentary it will induce from conservative Christians such as yourself failing to see subtle similarities between you and them.
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GENEVA — Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery — essentially, a ban on blasphemy.
Documents obtained by The Associated Press show that Algeria and Pakistan have taken the lead in lobbying to bring the matter to a vote in the U.N. General Assembly.
There's nothing quite like the religious trying to make everyone else follow their rules.
Forgot to include link.
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Sweet Jesus.
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What are those, regular buns? Try grilled cheese sandwiches and we'll talk.
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Oh no! My 10mb of junk mail!
Hiram Chiropractor charged in $264,000 identity theft fraud
in Paulding County NEWS
Posted
A chiropractor involved in a scam? You don't say.