Same!

Speaking of memory, the wife and I came up with a video last night that would be perfect for DocJay's video topic, but I'll be baked if either of us can remember what it is today.

Did you check the behind the paywall button? If so, it probably prevents it from showing up on the front page as that is viewable by the general public.

I prefer Walk Off The Earth's cover.

I'm positive Petraeus's scandal could have been papered over but wasn't because the administration does not trust him. He was, after all, a very successful and popular military officer and not a member of the Chicago gang. His scandal was made public to discredit him before he could tell the truth about Benghazi.

Thanks to all of 15-20 minutes I spent studying Koine Greek I actually understand that.

To answer the question, I think it depends. I memorized the first 3 chapters of Gatatians with relative ease, I can spit out the list of being verbs, I could probably write out all the pronouns, I can tell you my first phone number, my deceased grand parents' phone number, my, my wife's, and my ex-wife's SSNs, health insurance policy number, all my bank account numbers, I can quote verbatim the definitions of deadly force, two person concept, two person control, access, technical knowledge, and the four nuclear weapons safety standards (all required when I was in the navy), but I can't tell you what I was about to use the blank browser tab for.

The word terrorism is being stretched too thin. As one character said in a movie, like butter spread over too much toast. I think it's about time to include violence done by Islamists into our understanding of Islamism. It is no longer generic enough to fall just into the more broad concept of terrorism. On our end, it clarifies what we are fighting against.

TV time.

On second thought, she really missed a question. The lawyer explained that the basic defense was that the babies were not born alive because they were given a drug that would cause "in utero fetal demise." If so, then why stick scissors in their necks and cut their spinal chords when they were ex utero if they were already dead?

For anyone in foreign services it should not be that hard. Simply find them untrustworthy based on performance then pull their security clearances. Take away a prerequisite to the position and eliminate the employee. It's how DoD does it because actually firing an employee is impossible. Making an employee ineligible for the position is rather easy for any position requiring a security clearance.

I would get worked up about it because it's annoying, but Ricochet is worth a little annoyance. I pick the tomatoes off my burgers, so closing a pop-up or two doesn't seem that onerous to me. I'll put up with a lot to be able to read what BrentB67 has to write.

George Carlin recommended a programable sign on top of one's car...his ideas for what to put on it were not CoC compliant.

For just plain fun and a video that has absolutely nothing to do with the song, Zac Brown's The Wind which was nothing to do with the song so far as I can tell.

Exactly what diplomats were killed under Bush?

Your stop over at freak day was just prepping you for Seattle.

For me it's all about the music. I'll try to dig up some clever videos though. I think Lindsey Stirling is accomplishing that with her stuff right now.