ImmanentizeThis

@ImmanentizeThis (25)

United States • Age 62

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What name do you want to give to your child?

ironwindow445 @ironwindow445 (214) • India 9 Jan 08

Well as I have told in my earlier post,me and my girl friend would like to name our children by the name of the months(LOL) But what is your wish? Be frank guys.

life

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ImmanentizeThis My wife and I are done having kids but I thought you all might like a site I found that helped me pick a name. See many parents name their kids thinking they are picking out a pretty unique name, only to find out that practicly everyone else that year picked...

9 Jan 08

Hillary is all alone - where is Bill?

coffeebreak @coffeebreak (17798) • United States 8 Jan 08

In every other campaign I can remember, the presidential candidate was always accompanied by his spouse on the campaign trail. Both stood there waving from the caboose, both were waving from the podiums, they were hand in hand...

bill clinton

clinton

democratic presidential nominee

hillary clinton

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ImmanentizeThis I am sure Hillary's people did polls and found that overall people were turned off by seeing Bill heavily involved in the campaign. They don't want to be remind people that this could become a "dynasty" presidency if she wins. They don't want to make it seem...

9 Jan 08

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News Flash!! Bush Did Something GOOD!!

anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 8 Jan 08

Miracles never cease to happen; just when we thought (OK, some of us...) Bush would never do a single thing that would have a positive impact on the nation he comes through! It's still too soon to tell if this will have enough of...

barack obama

john edwards

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ImmanentizeThis Backhanded compliment aside, this turn out has nothing to do with Bush other than turnout is going to be good in a year that an incumbent president isn't running AND his VP isn't running either. People tend to vote more when they think they can make a...

9 Jan 08

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Working a notice...

sweetgirl_k1 @sweetgirl_k1 (3972) • United States 8 Jan 08

Have you ever worked a 2 week notice at your job? Have you went in to give a notice and they let you go right there on the spot? That just happened to my cousin. He just called and said that he got his certified letter in the mail...

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ImmanentizeThis The ideal situation is you give notice and then work it and the company gives you a good referral in turn. Thats the exchange. I've had simular experiences to your cousin that have led me to set a few rules. First, find someone within the company you trust and...

9 Jan 08

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Pat Robertson KNOWS Who Will Be President!!

anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 7 Jan 08

Yep, Pat Robertson know who will win the Presidential election! How does he know, you may ask? He knows because GOD TOLD HIM! The only problem is, Robertson isn't telling, at least no publicly, and in fact he said he hopes he...

politics

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ImmanentizeThis "In fact he said he hopes he heard wrong"?!!! Dont you think that if God gave you election tips, you'd hear it? Didn't he think that GOD TOLD HIM that he would be president back in 88? Jeeze. Ooops sorry.

7 Jan 08

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Mitt Romney - Arrogogant and opinionated or strong and firm?

msbyte @msbyte (219) • United States 7 Jan 08

What part of the country are you from? What do you think of Mitt Romney? Did he lose it while debating when he seemed to appear angry and arrogant? Does it fly with you that his decision to run is because "his family said he...

politics

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ImmanentizeThis Nobody beats McCain for arrogant and opinionated. Mitt has run a state. Mitt has run many a business enterprise. Unlike Keating 5 McCain, he's been an executive of many organizations where a man has to lead and encourage the people below him to work with him....

7 Jan 08

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If Everyone is Rich, there would still be Poor among them.

ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22940) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 2 Jan 08

Class Warfare Warriors like to make arguments about how great life would be if everyone made the same amount of money. They talk about how there would be no hunger or crime and everyone would have a job that wanted one... and the...

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ImmanentizeThis Exactly, and I couldn't have said it better. Human endeavor has value. It has to be compared to other human activities. Life doesn't have worth otherwise. See I didn't say it better. :)

7 Jan 08

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Mashed or whipped?

imadriscoll @imadriscoll (2228) • United States 7 Jan 08

Do you prefer mashed or whipped potatoes? My husband and I debate this all the time. I like mashed, because I like the chunks and having something to bite into instead of just letting it slide down my throat. He likes whipped...

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ImmanentizeThis Mashed. Might as will use instant otherwise.

7 Jan 08

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If RUSH LIMBAUGH were to decide to run for United State's President would you

CarlyLaine @CarlyLaine (759) • United States 4 Apr 07

vote for him? I would and here's why....I am a CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN. I think he's extremely intelligent and 99.99% correct on his assessment of LIBERAL Democrats (I was going to say 100% correct, but I didn't want you to...

debating

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ImmanentizeThis Heck no. People have to understand there is a difference between politics and punditry.

5 Jan 08

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Mike Huckabee for PRESIDENT of the USA!

redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 19 Dec 07

Sigh, I don't think so. Please, don't vote for Mike Huckabee. Candidates with so little respect for the electorate that they blatently lie need not ever be put in office, especially in this the age of the internet. We can get...

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ImmanentizeThis Speaking as a con who hasn't stepped into a church since he was 18 unless somebody has been baptized, confirmed, married or died I gotta say I have a lot of respect for the role religious people play in politics. They are important. As a con I value...

5 Jan 08

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