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Never saw that movie. Seemed pointless; why would I pay $8 when I already know I don't like Bush?

I have that baseball card, and an '85 Clemens too.

The house my family had built in 1984 had an uneven floor. We sued and the builder, who lived two houses down, coughed up the dough to have it fixed.

A whole 'nother thread could be started on that.

Generally, I've found the women who've reported for me to be a little better to work with than the guys. More conscientious.

"Irony writ large."

Oh, oops, I meant Woodstock '94. The '99 was held at an old Air Force base further upstate in upstate New York. People basically don't want their quaint little town to turn into the next Atlantic City, for some reason. I think it's those HBO shows about the hookers and such.

Too sensitive. Some Oneidas are thinking about building a casino on the site of the Woodstock '99 fest in Saugerties. [extreme understatement]There is a great deal of opposition in the community.[/extreme understatement]

Back when Public Enemy was the greatest thing in the world.

I shook Flavor's hand once. And here's the Clinton. Good for him. Clinton defends handling of bin Laden in combative Fox interview Eds: ADDS 3 grafs to UPDATE with Clinton comments on NBC show, ADD background on Clinton initiative; ADDS photo number. By KAREN MATTHEWS Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) - In a combative interview on "Fox News Sunday," former President Clinton defended his handling of the threat posed by Osama bin Laden, saying he had tried to put bin Laden out of business and that he had been attacked for his efforts by the same people who criticize him now for not doi

Jesus, what the hell happened to New England?

Chris Simms had his spleen removed? Ouch.

Oh wait, it was on Wonkette. http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2...20/141615.shtml

They both should be benched then.

It was in The New York Times the other day.

I'm not qualified to play quarterback in the NFL, which is one thing Eli Manning and I have in common.

This must be the October Surprise Karl Rove's been telling nervous GOP candidates about.

Gotta go see my friend's baby tomorrow. At a party today, my friends' 2-year-old, Max, was told by his mom to try to scare me by pretending he was a snake. So Max comes up to me, looks me straight in the eye, and says "SNAKE!"

A hell of a show, even if a drunk girl barfed on me a little bit.

Well, back from the bars. Now eating a sandwich. Where's the bowl?

Is there a form I can fill out to reclaim my mom's mom's ancestors' Canadian citizenship?

I am back from a party and after I make contact, I am collecting my friend and going for cocktails.

There's a burg up the road they call Big Indian, and I keep waiting for a movement to change it to "Large Native American." And a recent school board election in the school district that is half-Woodstock (yes, the Woodstock) and half-woodchuck turned on whether the school's sports teams should be allowed to continue to be called the "Indians."

I hate to rain on the parade, but I don't see any drug legalization coming down the path anytime soon. Just as there's a military-industrial complex, there's a "law enforcement-incarceration complex," a multibillion-dollar industry built around arresting, convicting and imprisoning people. To legalize drugs - which would cut arrests probably by a third or more - would cost a lot of people a lot of money. Call me a cynic, but I think for that reason alone, we're still going to have to put up with drug laws.