Nope, your on. Go for it!

Im willing to be that I have a registration in there somewhere!

I agree with this - it is critical that biggovernment.com maintain itself above the little stuff and the innuendo. Stick to the big, serious, impeccably documented first source content.

Clothing styles change, games change (in detail, rarely in form of course) codes of behaviour change of course - but not a single bit of any of that leads to the idea that the fundemental differences in gender are also social constructions.

Maybe the point is too subtle for you :: shrugs :: thats not really my problem.

Thanks for your input :)

This is an interesting comment to look back on.

* Obama's poll numbes are falling like rocks

* The "marginalized" Republican party is now more trusted by the american voters than the Dmeocrats are on economic issues

* Even with majority control of the House and the Senate, Obama cannot muster the political support to pass his own health care bill yet. He needs more time (long past his own deadline) to cut the deals and pay the pork

You're right - there are reactions. As the Hopium wears off the voters are seeing what they actually bought and they are getting pissed.

Ok... lets try democratic anti-dissent bingo with rocky up there.

* Imply that your opponent is some sort of maginalized, potentially violent Jesus freak. Check.

* Accuse them of racism for daring to speak out against Obama. Check.

* Deny facts, but continue to demand them. Check (apparently we need the approved facts!) . Ckeck.

* Appeal to authority - claim that the dissenter is not qualified to comment ("un-scholarly"). Check.

Bingo!

When I am the voice of reason , you know somethign has gone wrong :)

Oops! I hit the wrong icon and "down" voted you instead of up! My bad :)

As expect the moderator of the group in question deleted my post, without comment.

Too funny. I love the little yappy dogs so convinced they are the tough ones.

I look forward to the chance to hang out man and thanks for the comment :)

It was a great experiment and a lot of fun. What I liked about it over other acuity drills was the novelty, much more interesting that dry signal memorization.