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Naijah · Guest

Some of them probably were drunken frat boys at a segregated southern college in the 1960s.
It does not surprise me that you spelled it "babys"

Quest · Guest

“you are never going to close up the border completely unless you fully militarize it, and I don't want to live in East Berlin version 2.0. The solution is to get rid of almost all gun control so if some nutjob starts shooting people then they won't be afraid to shoot back with intent to kill before the nutjob kills 12 people like this guy did. I don't know if people were allowed to have guns at this military base in the living grounds, but in general people who go on killing sprees do so when people are unarmed.

Anusiya · Guest

It's really not the same as going to a concert though. I mean, sure it would be cool to see a band perform live, but many bands release DVDs for that, so I don't see how a live stream would be much different (other than the fact that you get to see it early). I just really hope concerts doesn't die anytime soon because of things like this..
Impeach yourself.No, that doesn't make any sense. But then again neither does your comment.!

Carol · Guest

The earth is a dynamic system, there is no "normal" amount of CO2. The CO2 humans are releasing today was sequestered long ago by plants.One could argue that current carbon emissions are simply geo-engineering the earth to normal, pre-Carboniferous CO2 levels. It was, of course, during the Carboniferous period that plants caused global cooling by selfishly overusing the natural resource CO2. Over the past 600,000,000 years, it is only in the current period and the late Carboniferous where global CO2 levels have been under 400 ppm.?
We're in male recession =(

Stanzo · Guest

I once made a submarine out of a bunch of cardboard boxes. Of course, when it rained and I excitedly went into my sub to play battleship I was sorely disappointed, not to mention drenched.

Igshaan · Guest

I got busted for stealing several dvd's a pack of pencils, and a pack of batteries, in a Walmart that I had been stealing from for years (I had sticky fingers in my youth. well, slightly younger youth anyway.) Anyway, I left the store (I actually purchased an item too) and just outside the doors is where they physically grabbed me, accused me of shoplifting, and I had to accompany them to their security office (which was essentially a big closet but whatever). I had to do the usual routine of "fill out these forms" where they kept threatening to sue me or whatever. Then they were extremely rude about the fact I couldn't remember my address: I had just been physically accosted, had high adrenaline, and I had two homes, mother/father. I mixed some things up. Eventually, they told me since I was underage I could be released into custody of my parent: My fathers handicapped, and they refused to go outside to tell him what happened, I even gave them the car because I know it's extremely noticeable: I was in that room for at least an hour and a half, with my father waiting outside since he couldn't walk in to do the shopping himself. Finally they called the police to arrest me, and report me, after I had signed some agreement that I was banned from walmart and if I was caught on wal mart property I would be charged with criminal trespassing. The policewoman who arrested me on the other hand was great. As soon as she got me outside she found my father, had him follow us to the police station to help fill out a report and such; luckily I was underage by one year and only had to end up doing 50 hours community service and a "theft class". The WalMart experience to me was extremely terrible though, especially since I was still relatively young. I always wondered if it was like that everywhere in other stores and chains. Anyone else know?/story no one cares about

Lianne · Guest

Yes, all the Police of Cleveland were involved in these several incedents not just a few officers at a small precinct. And no members of the public share any blame. I am shocked the article mentioned such things as: " Public theft and corruption is so pervasive that, just this week, voters elected Jeffrey Johnson to the city council -- even though he was convicted as a state senator for extorting $17,000 from grocers." Obviously the Police should be able to operate at 100% efficiency under these conditions.

Angelie · Guest

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