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Well this is the debate forum is it not??

Just because there's a law about it doesn't really make it any less controversial for example: abortion, assisted suicide, etc

I always wait for the DVD.

Had a discussion about this ealier today and thought I would ask what people here think?? If a mentally retarded individual commits a crime that could ordinarily be punishable by death, should they get the death penalty as anyone else or do they merit an exception because of the disability??

It's on my "to rent" list.

"Whispering in the Dark" - Matt Good.

I think some of the really old stuff has the best songwriting. Stuff like Waiting for the Great Destruction Heather's Like Sunday Last of the Ghetto Astronauts South of Summer Folk Singer Message to God A Better Pain etc...

"Pet Sematary" - Ramones

I'm always annoyed by various TV personalities, that's why I watch almost no TV, keeps the annoyance levels down.

In Sparta, a young boy would be given as an apprentice to a warrior, the boy would be like a slave and would do as the warrior asked, this usually included sexual services.

The Fine Art of Falling Apart...

There's more to it than that, it was itself a fairly new concept, a family sitcom that was actually dysfunctional. Before that they had the Patridges or the Cosby's and sure once in a while one of the children would get into trouble of some kind, but they were always this perfect happy family, hugging, smiling, eating dinner together and so forth. The Bundys where the exact opposite, and were first in that, Al was a complete loser who made almost nothing selling women's shoes, his wife never did anything ever aside from waste money, the son was a sexual deviant always trying to get some and the daughter was a slut. Before "Married..." sitcom families were perfect beyond any sense of realism, "Married..." became the opposite extreme and portrayed the average family and totally exaggerating how bad it is. It basically allowed for the creation of sitcoms that be somewhere in between (although the funnier ones were always closer to "Married..."). It was alot more influential than most people realize.

There's talk of a Rammstein tour of North America late in '05 - will try and catch that.

Man on Fire

Yeah, Weezer's quite alright.

Everyone else is just being fashionable.

Only half wrong.

eBay is the way to go.

"Asche zu Asche" (Live Aus Berlin) - Rammstein

That's re-assuring I guess.

Heart? Soul? Goodness? Melody? This kind of makes me wnat the album more, to see if the whole thing will suck. Yeah, about right.

America blows.

But you're from Texas, you have to be.

Stereotypes save time.

mrs jesus knows where it's at.