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Its is just me or is Ashley Simpson quite possibly the worst singer ever? I think William Heung is more talented than she is.
She is the apitomy of the fact that if you look semi-decent, with a recognizable last name, you could sing like shit and sell 1 million records.
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| Originally posted by Vlad Its is just me or is Ashley Simpson quite possibly the worst singer ever? I think William Heung is more talented than she is. She is the apitomy of the fact that if you look semi-decent, with a recognizable last name, you could sing like shit and sell 1 million records. |
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| I could run for governor but I'm basically a media creation. I've never done anything. I've worked for my dad. I worked in the oil business. But that's not the kind of profile you have to have to get elected to public office. - Dubya in a 1989 interview |
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| Originally posted by Trancer-X It's all about marketing. She's capitalizing on her sister's fame and name recognition. It's really not all that different from our current president and his political career. |

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| Originally posted by Vlad so lets not get into that arguement. ![]() |
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| Originally posted by Trancer-X Hey, I'm not going to argue - I voted for Nader. I just couldn't bring myself to vote for either Kerry OR Bush. Voting for the lesser of the two evils is still voting for evil. |
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| Originally posted by Vlad Well I wasnt going to 'waste' my vote on Nader because I knew he wouldnt win the election, so I had to choose which bullet to get shot by, and figured Bush would be alittle less painful... |
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| Originally posted by Trancer-X How would it have hurt to vote for a third party? Or is that people are just THAT egotistical that they need to feel like they're voting for the winning team? People have been unconsciously conditioned to employ that mindset - and it works out great for the ones who want to maintain political domination because it keeps the elections 100% bipartisan. One of the main problems is that our country needs to engage in a broader dialogue - so instead of contributing to the two parties who usually just fight one another, I chose to support a third party. I really wish Nader had been allowed to debate Bush and Kerry because he was actually asking poignant questions and not the usual BS talking points that both of them were arguing over. Anyway, both Kerry and Bush are subordinates to the secret societies (namely Skull & Bones) so they hold a stronger allegiance to them than they do to the citizens of the United States... but whatever, the public was the biggest loser once again, no matter who they voted for. |
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| Originally posted by Vlad Well, we dont have a choice because none of the qualified presidential candidtates are running. I hope Guiliani runs for president. |
left the office at 4:30 am on thursday... stupendous!
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| Originally posted by trunks1022 left the office at 4:30 am on thursday... stupendous! |
I don't wanna have to waste my vote on another Kerry just to spite the Bush family.
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| Originally posted by Blake ... Voting 3rd party doesn't hurt. It just doesn't help either. |
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| Buchanan took issue with the make-up of the current presidential debate commission, saying, "Every single member ... is a Republican or a Democrat. Not one member is a member of the Libertarian Party or the Reform Party or Green Party or the Constitution Party." "The purpose of this debate commission," he claimed, "is to shut off real debate, to squelch true dissent, to segregate third parties to where they cannot compete and to control the White House in perpetuity for the two national existing parties." |
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| Ron Crickenberger, political director of the Libertarian Party, agreed with Nader, saying, "The Debates Commission should offer voters a broad spectrum of legitimate candidates, instead of acting as kingmaker among a handful of establishment candidates." "The lesson is clear: If we want more voters to participate in the political process, we have to open up the system and the debates to a wider array of legitimate candidates," said Crickenberger. "The future success of American democracy demands it." http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewPolitics...L20020218c.html |
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| ...Nader has repeatedly accused the CPD of being a deplorable, exclusionary tool of the two-party duopoly, performing an antidemocratic screening function in our system, and forcing excluded candidates to the sidelines in media attention and public appraisal. |
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| The Commission on Presidential Debates was formed in 1987 to replace the non-partisan League of Women Voters, which included independent candidate John Anderson in the first 1980 presidential debate and prohibited the major party candidates from selecting the debate panelists in 1984. Frank Fahrenkopf, then chairman of the Republican National Committee and now the leading lobbyist for the gambling industry, and Paul Kirk, then chairman of the Democratic National Committee and now a lobbyist for the pharmaceutical industry, created The Commission on Presidential Debates. Financed by Anheuser-Busch, Philip Morris and other multinational corporations, the Commission on Presidential Debates has excluded popular third-party candidates, most of whom are critical of the Big Business agenda. Although he received $29 million in public funds, captured 19 percent of the popular vote in the previous 1992 election, and 76 percent of eligible voters wanted him included, Ross Perot was excluded by the two parties from the 1996 presidential debates. Both Pat Buchanan, who collected over $12 million in federal matching funds, and Ralph Nader, who attracted the largest paid audiences during his campaign appearances, were excluded from the 2000 presidential debates, although in a national poll, 64 percent of eligible voters wanted them included. http://www.gp.org/press/pr_04_16_02.html |
I started work at 11:30am and left work at 2:30am the previous Sunday, had the Monday off, and worked from 9:30am until 1:30am on the Tuesday. So I decided to come in at 10:00am on the Wednesday following.
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| Originally posted by Trancer-X Voting 3rd party would help to broaden the incredibly narrow scope of the debates. Nader and Buchannon were the only candidates asking any poignant questions. |
... I suppose I'd consider voting 3rd if I thought there was hope of them having significant infulence. If I had to choose, I'd probably even vote 3rd before Democrat. The way you put it though, it seems like it might be out of the voters hands. As a young person and fairly new voter I try to stay up on things. Clearly I have a ways to go heh.
Ive decided to go on an incredibly heavy and difficult diet. I hope I can pull it off. Alot of you saw me shrink, and Ive put on a few pounds back, now Im convinced to finish the job. I was as low as 190 (I used to weigh 240 for those that dont know), I went up to 200, from here on, my goal is 175.
wo0...is this thread dead now?? haven't been around for like 5 months...what did I miss?

Apparently not much. 
nah I can see that...

Going to pick John up at Charles de Gaulle airport.

On average I get 4 hours of sleep a night. I go to bed at 3 and wake up at 7. I don't know how I do it! I'm such a night hawk. I'm most productive at night.
Im the same way as you. School night, non school night, Im always up until 3AM.
is anyone else getting gang raped by finals or is it just me?
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| Originally posted by madhattared is anyone else getting gang raped by finals or is it just me? |
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| Originally posted by Vlad Dec. 12th: Genetics Lab Exam, Cell Biology Lab Exam, Original Essay for Lit. (Last Class before Final), Persuasive Speech Dec. 14th: Cell Biology Lecture Exam (Last Day of Classes) Dec. 16th: Speech Final Dec. 19th: Cell Biology Final Exam, Lit. Final Exam/Paper Due Dec. 21st: Genetics Final Exam |
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| Originally posted by madhattared word, i got 2 exams tm. Compuational Finance Managerial Econ Econ should be alright but the CF exam i'll be lucky to get 20 pts on. i have 2 final projs due next week too |
i have two tests tommorow. one is a final for my Logic course. im getting a C+ in that shiztor. i should sleep. but i need a cigarette more
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