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[A Monkey With A Bell On Her Tail...] When you get drunk...I'll be the wiiiiiiiine! OH!: "It'll all work out." "Dont worry, time heals all wounds" "Youll meet someone better than {insert name of cause of pain} and you'll be SO happy together because you waited and you're' a good person" "You deserve to be happy...just be patient, have faith" "Hey, everyone goes through this, you're going to be fine in no time." And my favorite (de mi mami), "Hey, at least you're not lying in a pit in Iraq." ;) No matter what, pain is pain and hurtin is just a process and I suppose we all need to just feel it and do the best we can to be happy. We may not always agree with one another on what the route to happiness should be, but I know one thing, we're GD lucky to have each other.
[Dark Bilious Vapors] The Patriotic Pot Boils...: Allowing former Defense Secretary Casper Weinberger and five others to skate away scot-free from their heinous actions likely did more harm than anyone ever thought possible.at the time. Besides making it possible for others higher up in that earlier Administration to avoid any threat of embarrassment or inconvenience that an indictment might have rendered, it also set a dangerous precedent and virtually guaranteed that there would be an escape plan for future White House Cabinet members as long as the President could be tied to the crime solely by the threat of their testimony..."
[Today in Iraq] War News for Sunday, July 03, 2005 Bring...: More than four hours of fighting ended and the stations were retaken only after a column of tanks rumbled into the neighborhood in the evening, Dempsey told reporters.” Battle in Nasiriyah: “More than 500 Italian troops battled Shi'ite militiamen in the southern Iraqi town of Nassiriya on Tuesday in clashes that left two civilians dead and 11 Italians wounded, witnesses and the Italian military said.” Intifada: “Lieutenants of the Shiite cleric Muqtada Sadr, whose followers sparked the fighting, have pointedly invited members of rival Muslim sects, as well as Iraqi nationalists, to resist alongside them, and turn what had been relatively contained resistance to the U.S. occupation into a genuinely national revolt. If Sunni Muslims, Wahhabi extremists, and Iraqi nationalists heed that call, as appeared the case in some Baghdad neighborhoods Monday, it could create a disastrous scenario for U.S. officials.
[Oregonlive.com] OregonLive.com: The Oregonian's Iraq Blog: A wind-whipped dustbowl called Camp Taji is home in Iraq to about 120 Oregonians. We're gonna wait til you get home before we get married.
[Punditguy.com] PunditGuy: Yeah, But Will There Be A Book Signing?: In his first appearance before an Iraqi judge in July last year, Mr Hussein, looking old and tired, was as defiant as ever, rejecting the courts jurisdiction and defending his 1990 invasion of Kuwait. Mr Hussein is writing about his childhood in Iraq, his early exile to Egypt and his misguided military adventures.
[Theironblog.blogspot.com] Iron Blog: like to separate Iraq and the WOT but I won't because it's all the same war. That is part of my problem with Kerry, frankly.
[Gonemild.com] Gone Mild: Rants Inspired by an Email about our Christlike President: It inspired two rants, which I share following their inspiration. It is, of course, not a true story - Snopes
[Discardedlies.com] discarded lies: you gonna eat that egg?: Barnett :: Weblog" href="http://www.thomaspmbarnett.com/weblog/">Thomas P.M. Barnett's Weblog: a future worth creating
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