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I'm positive they are.

Every proton in the series of multiverses.

Situational homosexuality stinks like weak-mindedness.

Boozer's career high is 4 - against Sacramento (10/29/03) High season high is 1 - accomplished 5 times.

The Bugatti Veyron Super Sport: The most awesome triumph of engineering in the automotive world. Even the most extensive list of superlatives would fail to adequately describe this car.

A win, and an easy one at that.

From an article on the subject: ---However the very next sentence---

In that case, every human who has ever existed is weak-minded. Including heterosexual infantrymen. No one can simply delineate emotion from actions. Not even you.

You can't be seriously using that as an example of a weak-minded example. I'd call it supporting the "pissed off" theory instead. But I'll play your game for a second and give you some examples of people who are (were) gay. Let me know if any of them were weak-minded...

And yet there are plenty of reports (more than not, from what I've read) that state that the far majority of people in the armed services don't (or wouldn't) have a problem serving with a homosexual.

He was the guy who got Julian Assange (wikileaks guy) the files that are becoming so famous. I assume Millsapa brought his name up because he is suspected of being gay (his facebook page has a photo of him attending a gay pride rally). It's also been conjectured that Manning did what he did...

What of him?

Millsapa, that's a good point you raised, however as I stated earlier in the thread, many businesses have a no interoffice dating policy. The armed forces would also likely adopt this. The way I worded it was a bit sensationalistic, however I want to say it again: millions of people go to work...

It's just surprising, really. I mean here is a group of people (at least some members of that group) who actively want to join the military and (yes, yes cliched, but here it is) defend the country. What I don't get is why we should deny them that opportunity. This thread quickly deviated...

Sloan's best shot at it was back in 2004 (right?) when the Jazz just barely missed the playoffs (ended with 41ish wins). The coolest part about it was that - collectively - the starting five made less than $1M apiece (ahhh the good ol' days when Kirilenko was playing for peanuts). That was...

I read a few days ago something to the effect that in about half of the games of the entire streak, UConn has scored more points in the first half than the other team did in the whole game. Male, female, old, young, whatever...that is dominance.

lol this is great. Tosh is awesome.

No, but I did watch the movie. Tosh.0 is hilarious btw. From Ebert:

The Human Centipede. Even Ebert was disturbed. And that guy has seen everything. https://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20100505/REVIEWS/100509982/1023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7dlwseXVn0 Meaning no. I don't want Rip for Memo.