Decking Each Other
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President Bush said Tuesday the U.S. will not withdraw from Iraq. It's the same thing he has said every day for almost four years. It's like the leader of the free world is a recording.
President Bush has two turkeys. His Thanksgiving turkey -- and Iraq.
Pope Benedict the 16th on Tuesday urged the world's religions to support non-violence. Gee, it's getting a little scary out there when you have to beg the good guys to play nice.
- In other words, if the lion laid down with the lamb today, the lamb might eat him!
Love & Learn
Why Deck the Halls When We Can Deck Each Another? - You may not have noticed because you've been too busy actually living life, but the "Holiday Wars" are set to begin.
LifeWire: Heartburn Season - An abundance of rich foods during the holiday season poses problems for more than just our waistlines. Overindulgence could turn the yuletide into heartburn season for many Americans.
The Alert Consumer: Digital TV - More people than ever are trying to figure out the complicated transition from analog to digital TV, a world filled with acronyms, engineering numbers and new accessories.
In Fashion: Give the Gift of Red - Go Red and help in the fight against AIDS in Africa by buying Red fashion clothing and accessories.
Today's question for sober minds:
How come a martini before dinner gives adults an appetite, but a Pepsi will spoil a child's?
President Bush said Tuesday the U.S. will not withdraw from Iraq. It's the same thing he has said every day for almost four years. It's like the leader of the free world is a recording.
President Bush has two turkeys. His Thanksgiving turkey -- and Iraq.
Pope Benedict the 16th on Tuesday urged the world's religions to support non-violence. Gee, it's getting a little scary out there when you have to beg the good guys to play nice.
- In other words, if the lion laid down with the lamb today, the lamb might eat him!
Love & Learn
Why Deck the Halls When We Can Deck Each Another? - You may not have noticed because you've been too busy actually living life, but the "Holiday Wars" are set to begin.
LifeWire: Heartburn Season - An abundance of rich foods during the holiday season poses problems for more than just our waistlines. Overindulgence could turn the yuletide into heartburn season for many Americans.
The Alert Consumer: Digital TV - More people than ever are trying to figure out the complicated transition from analog to digital TV, a world filled with acronyms, engineering numbers and new accessories.
In Fashion: Give the Gift of Red - Go Red and help in the fight against AIDS in Africa by buying Red fashion clothing and accessories.
Today's question for sober minds:
How come a martini before dinner gives adults an appetite, but a Pepsi will spoil a child's?
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