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so are you ready

2008-08-03T00:45:55Z

so are you ready

2 answers, 0 raves

we	50% (1 answers)
legion	50% (1 answers)
are	0% (0 answers)

how do you like your steak cooked

2008-07-07T19:34:15Z

how do you like your steak cooked

10 answers, +1 raves

medium rare	40% (4 answers)
well done	30% (3 answers)
medium steak	20% (2 answers)
rare	10% (1 answers)

how do you like your steak cooked

2008-07-07T19:31:36Z

how do you like your steak cooked

3 answers, 0 raves

rare	67% (2 answers)
medium rare	33% (1 answers)
medium	0% (0 answers)
well done steak	0% (0 answers)

do you play on xbox live?

2008-07-07T15:16:13Z

do you play on xbox live?

8 answers, +2 raves

if so what is your gammertag, or what games do you play the most

no	63% (5 answers)
yes	38% (3 answers)
None of the above	0% (0 answers)

did watch bozo the clown when you were growing up?

2008-07-03T22:46:38Z

did watch bozo the clown when you were growing up?

1 answers, 0 raves

i remember this sorta when i was really young in the late 70s .r.i.p bozo

what?	100% (1 answers)
yes i do	0% (0 answers)
Undecided	0% (0 answers)

how do i teach my brother that drinking is not good

2008-07-03T03:45:36Z

how do i teach my brother that drinking is not good

5 answers, 0 raves

i have a younger brother that recently graduated from h/s and is starting to drink on occasion, worst yet my dad buys him beer ,long story short i live with them and it reaaly bothers me to see them do this ,even though i did much worse when i was younger {i dont brag to him ever of these things},needless to say alcoholism runs in my family , i can atest to that buy having 4 proir duis, i thought my brother seeing this happen to me in court stuff and jail time might have detered this from this but the pressure is on from friends,and my dad really pisses me off when he does this too, i need help!!!!

heres my advice.....	60% (3 answers)
Undecided	40% (2 answers)
hes young yet....	0% (0 answers)

whose the best hocky team

2008-06-05T04:33:24Z

whose the best hocky team

3 answers, 0 raves

Undecided	67% (2 answers)
yes!	33% (1 answers)
drrrrr	0% (0 answers)

after 32 years what do you think is fair for this woman ?lesser sentence or full sentence

2008-05-08T20:54:37Z

after 32 years what do you think is fair for this woman ?lesser sentence or full sentence

6 answers, +1 raves

SAN DIEGO -- A Carmel Valley woman arrested last month after 32 years on the lam from Detroit prison authorities was released from a San Diego-area jail Wednesday and was apparently en route back to Michigan to be re-incarcerated. Susan Lefevre, 53, was transferred out of Las Colinas women's lockup in Santee early Wednesday morning, according to jail officials, who declined to specify the agency that took custody of her. Russ Marlan, a spokesman for the Michigan Department of Corrections, also refused to provide particulars on the recaptured escapee's confinement status and whereabouts, citing agency regulations. Marlan did, however, say that the convicted drug dealer and mother of three "should be back here sometime within the next week." In 1975, Lefevre was sentenced in Saginaw, Mich., to 10 to 20 years in prison for her role in a heroin deal, according to the U.S. Marshals Service. She escaped a little more than a year later by climbing over a prison fence. After making her way to Southern California, Lefevre got married, had children and lived an upper-middle-class life for decades under the name Marie Walsh. Federal agents finally tracked her down two weeks ago after authorities in her former home state received an anonymous tip. Upon her arrival in Michigan, Lefevre will be admitted into a women's prison just outside Detroit to serve the remainder of her custody term, Marlan said. Her earliest parole eligibility will likely be in about five and a half years, per sentencing laws in effect at the time of her conviction, the spokesman said. Her long-ago escape, however, could extend that timeline, he added. Like other prisoners, Lefevre will have the option of applying to have her sentence commuted by Michigan's governor, Marlan said. The state's 10-member parole board would make a recommendation on her bid for early release. Copyright 2008 by City Wire. All rights reserved. This material

Undecided	67% (4 answers)
give her a break	17% (1 answers)
throw away the key	17% (1 answers)

what do you think of this cult leader claiming to be the next messiah,Michael Travesser ,profit? or pedofile!!!!!

2008-05-08T17:56:34Z

what do you think of this cult leader claiming to be the next messiah,Michael Travesser ,profit? or pedofile!!!!!

13 answers, +3 raves

ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (AP) -- State police have removed three children from an apocalyptic church whose leader claims to be the Messiah and acknowledges having sex with some of his followers. Wayne Bent is shown with a follower at the church's compound in northeastern New Mexico. The two girls and one boy -- all younger than 18 -- were taken from the northeastern New Mexico compound after an April 22 investigation, said Romaine Serna, a spokeswoman for the state Children, Youth and Families Department, on Wednesday. She said a fourth child, a girl, agreed to be interviewed by the department. Serna said that girl had been at the compound but now lives elsewhere with her parents. The three children were taken into state custody because of allegations of inappropriate contact between minors and the adult leader of the Lord Our Righteousness Church, Serna said. "I understand that it was very calm, and [state police] did not meet with any resistance," she said. Serna said she wasn't aware of any other youths at the compound. Serna declined to elaborate because of the ongoing investigation by state police and the district attorney's office. No charges had been filed, she said. The church has at least 70 members, Serna said. Wayne Bent, 66, who is known in the church as Michael Travesser, established the church at a rural site called Strong City, north of Clayton in extreme northeastern New Mexico. He said God anointed him Messiah in July 2000. Don't Miss Boys from Texas sect may have been abused Sect challenges legality of search warrant, raid Dozens of sect children moved to foster care "There was never any child molestation, or adult molestation by anyone, including myself," Bent wrote in a posting Wednesday on the church's Web site. "There has never been 'sex with minors' or anything remotely approaching that." Bent, in an April 27 posting on the Web site, accused the state of kidnapping the children. "My children are kidnapped because some demon wrote a letter to people in authority accusing me of some crimes," he wrote. "When the state came against our children (seed), the state came against God, and this will NOT ever be forgiven them," he wrote. In a lengthy discussion dated September 11, 2007, Bent said that his work is finished and that he doesn't expect to be "in the earthly sphere" much longer. He acknowledged having sex with three women: the wives of two of his followers and his daughter-in-law. He said it was at the direction of God and the instigation of the women. Jeff Bent, who Serna said is Wayne Bent's son, denied in an April 29 letter to Gov. Bill Richardson and posted on the Web site that any child had been abused or neglected at Strong City. The group educates its children "to avoid the slavery you seek to impose on them, and to experience the freedom they have in God," Jeff Bent wrote. "We have given everything to prepare them for an eternity with God. We haven't oppressed them with your atheistic globalist curriculum, socialist indoctrination, and 'alternative lifestyles' dogma that comprise modern public education. We have taught them higher values than the values of your slave-state, and have sought to shield them from the abuse that is institutionalized in your system," he wrote. Jeff Bent also wrote to Richardson, "Now that you have moved against us because of our faith, the cup of God's anger is full to the brim, and now He is free to move against you." Gilbert Gallegos, a spokesman for Richardson, declined to comment on the letter. Serna said that two of the children removed from the ranch were placed in foster homes and one accepted voluntary placement, which usually means with a friend or relative. Serna said her agency received information April 21 that warranted the removal of the children. She declined to reveal the information or its source. The New Mexico removal came three weeks after Texas officials raided a polygamist-sect ranch and took custody of 463 children, saying that group's practice of underage and polygamous spiritual marriages endangered the children. E-mail to a friend

nutbag pedofile	85% (11 answers)
Undecided	15% (2 answers)
messiah	0% (0 answers)

do you think the tsa was wrong for the current story on the woman with the nipple rings

2008-03-28T01:40:12Z

do you think the tsa was wrong for the current story on the woman with the nipple rings

5 answers, +1 raves

A Texas woman who said she was forced to remove a nipple ring with pliers in order to board an airplane called Thursday for an apology by federal security agents and a civil rights investigation. "I wouldn't wish this experience upon anyone," Mandi Hamlin said at a news conference. "My experience with TSA was a nightmare I had to endure. No one deserves to be treated this way." Hamlin, 37, said she was trying to board a flight from Lubbock to Dallas on Feb. 24 when she was scanned by a Transportation Security Administration agent after passing through a larger metal detector without problems. The female TSA agent used a handheld detector that beeped when it passed in front of Hamlin's chest, the Dallas-area resident said. Hamlin said she told the woman she was wearing nipple piercings. The women then called over her male colleagues, one of whom said she would have to remove the jewelry, Hamlin said. Hamlin said she could not remove them and asked whether she could instead display her pierced breasts in private to the female agent. But several other male officers told her she could not board her flight until the jewelry was out, she said. She was taken behind a curtain and managed to remove one bar-shaped piercing but had trouble with the second, a ring. "Still crying, she informed the TSA officer that she could not remove it without the help of pliers, and the officer gave a pair to her," said Hamlin's attorney, Gloria Allred, reading from a letter she sent Thursday to the director of the TSA's Office of Civil Rights and Liberties. Hamlin said she heard male TSA agents snickering as she took out the ring. She was scanned again and was allowed to board even though she still was wearing a belly button ring. "After nipple rings are inserted, the skin can often heal around the piercing, and the rings can be extremely difficult and painful to remove," Allred said in the letter. Hamlin filed a complaint, but the TSA's customer service manager at the Lubbock airport concluded the screening was handled properly, Allred said. Allred said she might consider legal action if the TSA does not apologize. On its Web site, the TSA warns that passengers "may be additionally screened because of hidden items such as body piercings, which alarmed the metal detector." "If you are selected for additional screening, you may ask to remove your body piercing in private as an alternative to a pat-down search," the site says. Hamlin would have accepted a "pat-down" had it been offered, Allred said. Hamlin was publicly humiliated and has "undergone an enormous amount of physical pain to have the nipple rings reinserted" because of scar tissue, Allred said. "The conduct of TSA was cruel and unnecessary," Allred wrote. "The last time that I checked a nipple was not a dangerous weapon." TSA spokesman Dwayne Baird said he was unaware of the incident. There is no specific TSA policy on dealing with body piercings, he said, "as long as it doesn't sound the alarms." If an alarm does sound, "until that is resolved, we're not going to let them go through the checkpoint, no matter what they're wearing or where they're wearing it." People routinely pass through security wearing wedding rings without problems, and it might take a larger bit of metal to trigger an alarm, Baird said. Copyright © 2008 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. The information contained in the AP News report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press.

Yes	100% (5 answers)
No	0% (0 answers)