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OldTex · 04-18-2007, 12:35 AM

I wasn't even aware of this event until I was waking up to my radio this morning and the guys on the sports radio were talking about it..

So I simply noted the event, but I'm not outraged, upset or even bothered by this... like when I was a kid and Nixon was in office. Nixon never bothered me except when he went on TV and was on all 3 channels, and my evening of watching TV was screwed.

I'll be happy when the focus isn't on this but the other 150k who died today. And how our population keeps increasing all while our aggregate IQs drop.

It's not the events but our reactions to these events that signal our internal conflicts.

04-18-2007, 12:35 AM	#30 (permalink)
OldTex Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Austin Texas Posts: 55	I wasn't even aware of this event until I was waking up to my radio this morning and the guys on the sports radio were talking about it.. So I simply noted the event, but I'm not outraged, upset or even bothered by this... like when I was a kid and Nixon was in office. Nixon never bothered me except when he went on TV and was on all 3 channels, and my evening of watching TV was screwed. I'll be happy when the focus isn't on this but the other 150k who died today. And how our population keeps increasing all while our aggregate IQs drop. It's not the events but our reactions to these events that signal our internal conflicts. Last edited by OldTex; 04-18-2007 at 12:38 AM. Reason: correct lousy speling :)