ZR440

Nice to see there is a Satriani fan here, Jack. I'm seeing him at the end of the month with Dream Theater.

I'm with your Sai. I never got back into it either after the last one. I might watch a playoff game if there's nothing else on the tube, but it just isn't the same.

Done enough cars in my young lifetime to never do it again. Mostly complete restorations (my previous occupation). Didn't need to modify the good old Detroit-designed drivetrains too much. I still get the itch to tweak an engine though. There's substitute for cubic inches!

Happy Gilmore and Meet the Parents are tops on my list. There are many more, but I can watch these over and over and over....

Here is a good article that pertains to gun laws in England. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,59866,00.html

I always thought that strike was intended for softer areas, like the neck. Why would someone sacrifice their hands by breaking tiles with the spearhand?

Where you at now, Riker's Island?

Absolutely correct. There is nothing to be added in that explanation. The story of that guy in the window strikes me as so funny that one could only laugh at his mockery. Close your eyes and imagine what that guy did. I bet you are at least smiling now, aren't you.

Seen some fancy crop circles in England while watching the early morning news. Did someone get a new GPS navigation unit recently or this a promotion for the new Signs movie?

I'd like to ship all the crybaby complainers in this country to Mars on a one way ticket.

I was thinking Secretary of Health and Human Services, but I'm not sure if that's the correct title.

A stop sign.

DETROIT RED WINGS........enough said.

I don't think there is any other fuel that produces the energy (in BTUs) like gasoline. Ethanol doesn't. Propane doesn't. Batteries are worthless in colder environments. Wouldn't be able to plow the snow outa my driveway with battery power. Too heavy anyway.

In KSW, over-extension shouldn't be happening no matter if the punch is stopped at an imaginary target or retracted back to the hip. Our elbows are slightly bent with fist pointed dead ahead. It's a heckofa powerful punch that would be useful in close quarters situations.

I think I'll keep the desert island concept going, so here's my question: What three things would you hope to have wash up on shore? Explain your answers. And no, rescue boats and naked people don't count. (a boat full of naked people would be kinda cool though) KSN Doug, That's very flattering, but I know how it feels to have the upper belts practice on us lower belts. I'd probably try to make a raft after the first few days.

Correct. Your country has participated in many conflicts without hesitation. It's good to have friends like you. Your reward? I'm not sure. If nothing else you have our gratitiude and support for any situations that may arise in that part of the world anytime in the future.

I think your server was down for the past few days. That's probabaly why only one vote was submitted.

Perhaps Communist China and N Korea will be added to the list before the USA. Both are already positioning themselves to takeover so-called renegade provinces (Taiwan and S Korea) with massive arms build-ups.

There are also positions available to those with science backgrounds which is needed for forensics. Foreign language background can be a bonus too. It really depends on what you want to do. The best thing is to visit their website and check out the available positions and requirements or visit them at a job fair. I was thinking of applying to the Bureau a few years ago, but I'm being held prisoner in the Quality Assurance department.

I'd like to know how we made so much money during WWII as stated in a post above.

Countries who need the money. [ This Message was edited by: ZR440 on 2002-07-10 16:12 ]

I believe it was Polish mathematicians.

The handguns that most robbers use is generally a low price piece of junk small caliber six shooter. They don't like the law abiding citizen who has a 10 shot .40 cal tucked away from view. That's why some state armed robbery rates have fallen. It's fear.