I'm on your team Profit

#38 Like I said before, that would end with the world remembering the US for its brutality instead of remembering al qaida for the massacre on 9/11.

........or maybe we'd remember 9/11 and also the justice administered to those responsible. Screw what the 'rest of the world' thinks is appropriate.

Here's my idea, no military trial and this civilian trial: the guy has already admitted guilt and wants no more than to admit it in a court of law. Let him do it. March his ass to court let him admit his guilt and immediatly march him over to Ground Zero and lop his head off. Take is head in one of those spy planes that fly 14 miles high and drop it out over NW Pakiston where OBL is hanging out. Problem solved in a matter of a couple days.

Tax the hell out of anyone whose property has grass on it and double it for golf courses.

Back in the 70's and 80's Ice Age, I had to put my clubs away in September.

Thank God for global warming. Just played golf in northern Michigan in mid November. The grass is still green.

Wolfie can stay where he's at.

Well, not quite, you see the workers were all students in the middle of an indoctrination experimnet.

Now Obama will send Emamuel after him. We'll probably find Lou in a drainage ditch in Cicero.

Didn't the National Enquirer break the Edwards story?

#33. I'm glad you think so highly of yourself. Can you please use smaller words....I aren't so smart like you.

It's funny, I live a university town and some buddies and I were playing golf at the university golf course (we're all professional, college educated types) and we were at the club house and they had TV's in every corner with CNN on. We looked at each other and kinda chuckled. We asked the person taking green fees why CNN is on and not Fox. She replies: 'that's what the school wants on'. We chuckled again and then she says: 'we (meaning the rest of the clubhouse folks) would much rather watch Fox.' The summation of the way things are.

Of course I did. Can such a large proportion of the news viewing public be that 'duped' and totally out of touch?

Lou is setting off for FNN. CNN will replace him with some idiot with the left wing idiology MSNBC. Why, if Fox is so awful, do they have the trust of the American people? Their ratings are higher than CNN, MSNBC and CNBC combined. Hell, O'Reily beat Leno the other night. Just Wondering

If the guy had a prayer rug this wouldn't even make the news. Allah Akar.

I hope I'm not too late to here some feedback on my post.
I'm one of the management people of a big box retailer.not Wal Mart. My problem is not the fact that people get sick.we all do. Although I can honestly say that in 25 years I've taken one sick day. I'm lucky with good genes I guess. It's also why my empathy level is pretty low with people that seem to get sick 2, 3, 4 or 5 times a month. I simply just can't identify with it. It really has nothing to do with sickness but rather a lack of responsibility and commitment. However, I still realize that people DO get sick and quite frankly should not be working. If people are truly sick, I have no problem with someone taking the day/days off.
Now, my question is, at what point do you think an employer should have some recourse? An employer depends on employees to do a job just as an employee depends on the employer for a paycheck. If they are not showing up for work 4 or 5 times a month (I've had employees over the years who think this is acceptable attendance), at what point do you think an employer just can't accept it anymore? My guess is that this group of employees were habitual "I don't feel well and can't come in" employees and the management staff just got feed up. Many times this can happen when the employee actually is sick but after they have called in for the 10th time in 6 months, well it's the little boy that cried wolf scenario. Have I summed things up from the employers standpoint?