Bubsa

Well let's see, both products are very similar. They're overpriced, break easily, and should be chewed up and spat out. Taco me.

Oh man...you've got to be freakin' kidding me.

Yes. So naturally this concerns me as our PM is your lap-dog.

My, you big tough man.

Yeah the two don't really... link. He got hit by a car...he thought he saw.

For a minute, I thought you were talking about the Arizona Cardinals, and their ever so calm coach... "The Bears, are who we THOUGHT THEY WERE!!!"

Sorry to continue the Olbermann trend, but I have to post this: Whether you like Clinton or not, the way the media jumped on this just because some poor excuse for a journalist tried to 'Fox' him is dispicable. Olbermann picks up where Clinton left off.

It's OK man. Just take a deep breath and let it all out.

Yeah, because doing those smeg obvious things is bad luck. =;

That's just you making something up. I don't know anyone who thinks the US is the top military superpower because of how many wars we have entered. To be honest mate, you obviously haven't met about 80% of this board. Granted, they aren't the most knowledgable of folk.

Woah..yikes

Oh you're totally right about that. I know the show has a democratic spin to it and should be taken with a pinch of salt.

That story is so full of contradictions, I'm just gonna say I'm glad no-one was hurt.

You can do either at this stage Dave :)

So, can we blame their crap music on the studio? You think Kasabian and the Kaisers are crappy Bubs? That'd disappoint me Yeah, I do. The Kaisers are just a Clash tribute band and Kasabian don't know what the hell kind of music they're aiming for.

Ghost, I accept it was phrased poorly. It was rather rushed. What I'm getting at is through all this so called war on terrorism, the current administration seem to make extremely worrying steps itself, which seem to do anything but safeguard our freedom.

So, can we blame their crap music on the studio?

On 17th of October 2006, 135 years to the day after the last American President suspended habeus corpus, President Bush signed into law the Military Commissions Act of 2006. At it's worst, the legislation allows President Bush or Donald Rumsfeld to declare anyone -- US citizen or not -- an enemy combatant, lock them up and throw away the key without a chance to prove their innocence in a court of law. In other words, every thing the founding fathers fought the British empire to free themselves of was reversed today with the stroke of a pen. George Washington University Constitutional Law professor, Jonathan Turley, joins Keith to talk about the law that Senator Feingold said would be seen as "a stain on our nations history." You can watch the video here. George W Bush and his administration, I can honestly say, are the major protagonists in the 21st Century age of terrorism.

Sorry Bubsa for missing this. The bachelor life for me is 'sad' because it's lonely. Everytime someone tells me a story of how s/he wants to be a millionaire and so forth and that they don't have time to have a family, I get turned off. I don't think I can appreciate what I have in life unless I can share it with somebody I love. Fair enough. Thanks for answering the question! :)

You could always try some of Flogging Molly's stuff as well, although they're not actually Irish.

Oh wow, I didn't know you met her that way. That's groovy mate, and congratulations :)

Oh yeah, I ate a big red candle.

Vietnam War. Boom! Beat me to it! :P

Oh no! Has something happened to Kirby!? :( But signature disabling FTW!

Sorry to turn the question back on you here, Shadow, but I seem to recall you saying as soon as you finished college or university, you want to get married, as the bachelor life, in your opinion was 'sad' or something. I'm just curious as to why you think so. :)