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Boycott Enablers I suggest we register our disapproval of companies that give them stuff.

Our Tax Dollars at Work Hey, any Californians out there who have the data to know [leaving aside the Medi-Caid (or Medi-Cal or whatever) for the health costs] -- to give us an idea about how much of a monthly check she was receiving for the first 6 and how much she will get for this litter...

Leaches Some people get out of bed, go to work, act sensibly and lead constructive, contributing lives. They don't seek the spotlight. They live with their pain. They live with their joy. They value being part of the solution or at least part of the stability. They have reasonable goals. They...

Breeding I am in favor of more responsible breeding. At least China understands the problem - now if they could just fix the gender bias.

Now there's a carbon foot print. ...well, I am sure she has good health insurance and the taxpayer won't have to participate. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

Will, you can do it. Will, you can build your own teardrop. Check this link. (Model in shorts not included). http://www.kuffelcreek.com/8'_cubby.htm

Teardrops, too Will, in all fairness, the term teardrop is also a legitimate term. While, this is only surmise, I think teardrop refers to the smaller trailers, more of which were home built. But you were on the right track and I know little, just happened to have a book on the old trailers and...

Okay, I'll bite. As I read the link you provided I get a little chill. You see, one of the things that most distressed me about Republicans (and too many Democrats) that last 8 years is how yielding they became vis-a-vis the demands of the religious right. The Terri Schiavo debacle was a huge...

Curtiss Aerocar BTW, the Aerocar had a Fifth-Wheel you could mount in the rumble seat.

Glenn Curtis (Aircraft Pioneer)... ...started adding aerodynamics to trailers with an "Aerocar Land Yacht" design.

Canned Hams Will, by teardrop, are you referring to the "Canned Hams"? Some of the home builts were almost indistinguishable from the factory models. Popular Mechanics Magazine had great plans 'in the day.'

Home Built This pic has nothing to do with it (a toaster and sweeper), but I think it interesting how much of a market there was for accessories for the home-built trailers.

Jeff: "Almost overnight Fox has become irrelevant...&qu But Jeff, if that is true, what is the problem? With more outlets for opinion than ever, why would you feel a need to require "equal time"(which, in the context, is neither fairness doctrine nor constitutional) from a targeted outlet when...

Fairness Doctrine - Equal Time Rule I think there is some misunderstanding and mixing of the Fairness Doctrine and the Equal Time Rule in these discussions. But with CNN and the gals on morning TV, etc., and all of the other outlets I am not seeing some message being quashed somewhere...

Ahh, yes Rich...Censorship Pretty amusing, Rich. Your suggestion is exactly what Limbaugh has said 'the left' proposes to deal with critical messages. You certainly don't want to expose people to a critical point of view -- they should, instead, just give Obama a pass and follow blindly. I...

Er, uh, Jed ...and you are here why?

Correction I mentioned above his center crease fedora had the brim snapped down, I meant snapped up. Only rappers snap the brim up on a fedora. That was very disturbing - no wonder he convulsed.

Inclusion - even the nons Ahhh, his speech was inclusive, Christians, Muslims, Jews and nons. Separation of church and state had such a good start a couple of hundred years sgo. Then it evolved into "if you are not a Christian, you need not apply." As a practicing non, just coming out of the...