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getting bored here,aren't we?

Nov 14, 2004
ITS TOWNIE THE HOMEOWNER

Nov 2, 2004
His low style, lack of point, his nasty nature are all there, who else could it be, Townie the
great he will decide who
posts and what they can say! What a leader he would make deciding all issues,
dictating all actions what a tyrant what a leader, who wants him!

-By I CAN SMELL HIM ANYWHERE, dictating all actions what a tyrant what a leader, who


-By hm,who could it be?

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getting bored here,aren't we?- By hm,who could it be?, Nov 14, 2004
do they miss it?- By hm,who could it be?, Nov 14, 2004
US MARINE EXECUTES SHOT MAN - By Paul Gilfeather, Political Edito, Nov 14, 2004
BEEN MIGHTY PEACEFUL- By Without You Horse, Nov 14, 2004
Why Ted Kennedy Can't Stand Stil- By TO HIS INNUMERABLE CRITICS,, Nov 14, 2004
Media landscape pits Red vs. Blu- By Ann Coulter and Newt Gingrich, Nov 14, 2004
extending courtesy to a casualty- By hm,who could it be?, Nov 14, 2004
Army tanks and fighting vehicles- By Earlier in the afternoon, 10 sep, Nov 14, 2004
name calling from the bored- By hm,who could it be?, Nov 14, 2004
Thousands are being evacuated.- By The retaliatory destruction , Nov 14, 2004
a case of mistaken identity- By hm,who could it be?, Nov 14, 2004
hypersonic cruise missiles- By The missiles would have a range , Nov 14, 2004
another character reference- By hm,who could it be?, Nov 14, 2004
Muslim mole panics Dutch secret - By Justin Sparks, Amsterdam, Nov 14, 2004
they were there to confirm it !- By hm,who could it be?, Nov 14, 2004
The CIA?’s new banana republic- By U.S. sought. Iran, Philippines a, Nov 14, 2004
creative name calling- By hm,who could it be?, Nov 14, 2004
Marine Pictured in Iconic Photo- By Is Unfazed, but His Mother Is T, Nov 14, 2004
accolades from peanut gallery- By hm, who could it be?, Nov 14, 2004
Tiny Antennas to Keep Tabs on U.- By Several Major Drug Makers, Nov 14, 2004
Let's Get The Job done- By Under the brim of a hat pulled d, Nov 14, 2004
Is a backlash building against- By opinionated news?, Nov 14, 2004
BUSH WON. THE WORLD LOST- By United States will muddle throug, Nov 14, 2004



By hm,who could it be?

Ohio To Go Through Statewide Vot

Ohio To Go Through Statewide Vote Recount After All

These Idiots will never learn and admit America has spoken, they lose!

A statewide recount of the presidential vote appears inevitable after a pair of third-party candidates said they have collected enough money to pay for it.

The recount would be conducted after the election results are certified in early December.

Libertarian Michael Badnarik and the Green Party's David Cobb said on Monday they raised more than $150,000 in four days, mostly in small contributions.

Ohio law requires payment of $10 per precinct for a recount, or $113,600 statewide.

Badnarik and Cobb said they aren't trying to overturn President Bush's 136,000-vote victory in Ohio, but just want to ensure that all votes were counted properly in the face of concerns about Election Day irregularities.

''Our bottom line is to stand up for the integrity of the voting process because the voting process is the heart of the democratic process,'' said Blair Bobier, spokesman for Cobb.

Bobier said it will be worth the price to ensure the final outcome can be trusted.

Ohio To Go Through Statewide Vote Recount After All

These Idiots will never learn and admit America has spoken, they lose!

A statewide recount of the presidential vote appears inevitable after a pair of third-party candidates said they have collected enough money to pay for it.

The recount would be conducted after the election results are certified in early December.

Libertarian Michael Badnarik and the Green Party's David Cobb said on Monday they raised more than $150,000 in four days, mostly in small contributions.

Ohio law requires payment of $10 per precinct for a recount, or $113,600 statewide.

Badnarik and Cobb said they aren't trying to overturn President Bush's 136,000-vote victory in Ohio, but just want to ensure that all votes were counted properly in the face of concerns about Election Day irregularities.

''Our bottom line is to stand up for the integrity of the voting process because the voting process is the heart of the democratic process,'' said Blair Bobier, spokesman for Cobb.

Bobier said it will be worth the price to ensure the final outcome can be trusted.

Carlo LoParo, spokesman for Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell, said the actual cost to county election boards combined will be about $1.5 million.
C, spokesman for Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell, said the actual cost to county election boards combined will be about $1.5 million.
Recount After All

These Idiots will never learn and admit America has spoken, they lose!

A statewide recount of the presidential vote appears inevitable after a pair of third-party candidates said they have collected enough money to pay for it.

The recount would be conducted after the election results are certified in early December.

Libertarian Michael Badnarik and the Green Party's David Cobb said on Monday they raised more than $150,000 in four days, mostly in small contributions.

Ohio law requires payment of $10 per precinct for a recount, or $113,600 statewide.

Badnarik and Cobb said they aren't trying to overturn President Bush's 136,000-vote victory in Ohio, but just want to ensure that all votes were counted properly in the face of concerns about Election Day irregularities.

''Our bottom line is to stand up for the integrity of the voting process because the voting process is the heart of the democratic process,'' said Blair Bobier, spokesman for Cobb.

Bobier said it will be worth the price to ensure the final outcome can be trusted.

Carlo LoParo, spokesman for Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell, said the actual cost to county election boards combined will be about $1.5 million.


By Secretary of State Kenneth Blac

BUSH OUTSOURCES STATE DEPARTMENT

BUSH OUTSOURCES STATE DEPARTMENT World Diplomacy Rerouted to Calling Center in Bangalore President George W. Bush seized the opportunity presented by Colin Powell?’s resignation as Secretary of State to outsource the State Department to India, the White House confirmed today.

With budget deficits spiraling out of control, the president saw a chance for significant cost-savings by having all of the State Department?’s diplomatic functions handled by a single calling center in Bangalore.

Starting in January, all nations interested in engaging the U.S. in a range of diplomatic communications will be able to do so by dialing one easy-to-remember toll-free number, the president said.

Around the globe, world leaders bemoaned the demise of the State Department, with France?’s Jacques Chirac offering perhaps the harshest words of criticism for the president?’s decision: ?“World diplomacy cannot be put on hold with music.?”

But President Bush brushed aside Mr. Chirac?’s comment, telling the French president that if he had issues to discuss with the U.S., ?“Try us in the evening when calling volume is lighter.?”

In Bangalore, Surjit Ramesh, 31, said he was ?“very excited indeed?” about being the sole employee of the one-room calling center that is replacing the U.S. State Department.

While Mr. Ramesh said he would have his hands full conducting all of the business of the State Department by himself, he said the White House gave him helpful tips to make his job easier: ?“If anyone with a French accent calls, I?’m supposed to hang up.?”

Elsewhere, President Bush spoke out against the importation of cheap drugs, citing Anna Nicole Smith.


By Colin Powell ,Secretary of State

New mum breastfeeds pup

New mum breastfeeds pup

A NEW Zealand woman says she is breastfeeding her staffordshire bull terrier pup because she wants the dog to protect her baby girl as the pair grow up.

Kura ''Kat'' Tumanako, of Hawke's Bay, on the North Island, said she started breastfeeding the pup after her own baby stopped taking her milk. ''I didn't want to waste it so I gave it to Honey Boy,'' she said.
The pup was hooked and has been having two feeds a day for the past week. Ms Tumanako said she would wean the puppy off in six weeks.

Her baby, Honey Pauline Philomina Flo, was born on August 29 and now is on bottled milk. ''I wanted to raise it (the pup) with my baby,'' Ms Tumanako said. ''I wanted to bring it up with a baby. It will protect her as they grow up.''

The pup came from a litter of 10.

''He drinks more than the baby. It doesn't hurt. It's a little bit ticklish,'' Ms Tumanko said.



By A NEW Zealand woman