We are coming upon one of the most interesting and scary elections (based on outcome – either way) in the history of the United States, in my opinion.
I believe this is going to divide our country like few things have since the Civil War. I know this sounds extreme, and I’m not implying that any [...]
Entries Tagged as 'TheDailySkunk.com'
Post election fallout
July 25th, 2008 · 2 Comments · TheDailySkunk.com, critical political
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“Failing our students, failing America”
May 5th, 2008 · 6 Comments · Interesting, TheDailySkunk.com
“Holding Colleges accountable for Teaching America’s History and Institutions”
Would you believe that no college that was part of this test earned better than a “D+”.
WIth that in mind I bet you wouldn’t expect to find Harvard, Yale and Brown college on the list or the University of Minesota and University of California - Berkeley in [...]
haxor b-gone
February 14th, 2008 · 1 Comment · TheDailySkunk.com
So recently if you do a little Google search for “The Daily Skunk” this is what your search results will look like. I have linked to the actual resuts and have an image that I just took today.
So after doing some research, it seems TDS has been hacked into. No need to worry, [...]
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Response to Bobby Kennedy Post
November 30th, 2007 · No Comments · Interesting, TheDailySkunk.com, Uncategorized
I agree to some extent with you Odd. But, I do think we should have common goals and work towards them. I do believe all children at the least are created equal when it comes to: Health care, education, and simply put, the best life possible.
To answer the question about wages - even in socialism [...]
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Bobby Kennedy
November 24th, 2007 · 3 Comments · Interesting, TheDailySkunk.com
I just finished the movie Bobby. I recommend you watch it. It was slow going for me in the beginning, but I was really glad that I watched it all the way through.
I feel he really was a pretty incredible person and found the movie showing some very realistic parallels.
I don’t know anything about him [...]
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Veterans Day
November 12th, 2007 · 1 Comment · TheDailySkunk.com, war
My sincere thanks to all those who have served and sacrificed by giving years of their life, or their actual life with the intent being to protect and preserve my Freedom and to help others in this world who are less fortunate.
I’m sorry for those who have had to kill. I’m sorry for those [...]
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Look what I learned today.
October 29th, 2007 · 3 Comments · Interesting, TheDailySkunk.com, Uncategorized
I took this quiz today http://www.newstarget.com/gullibility.html
There is only one that I got wrong that I don’t believe really is wrong. I’ll let you guess wich one.
Anyway, here’s an explaination about me according to the test:
score = 73
Learner
As a Learner, you’re smart enough to know better, yet you’re still not fully informed about reality. [...]
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121
October 22nd, 2007 · 2 Comments · Interesting, TheDailySkunk.com, Uncategorized
Does anyone else feel like they are missing out on many things and you don’t exactly know what?
Often I think about big cities and well removed places. I think about the excitement of places like Las Vegas, New York City, Los Angeles, Seattle, Paris… just like the movies - people constantly going, people with so much culture, [...]
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Within reach?
October 12th, 2007 · 3 Comments · TheDailySkunk.com, Uncategorized
Getting rich. The American dream.
We see it in TV programs, commercials, magazines, the internet. We see it from the highway as we drive past a million dollar + mansion, the suit on the cell phone in the mercedes that passes us when we are already doing 10 miles an hour over the speed limit. [...]
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Boondock Sainthood
October 10th, 2007 · 1 Comment · Interesting, TheDailySkunk.com, Uncategorized, war
Can you tell me how you stand on the syllogism of Boondock Saints?
Can anyone argue that we couldn’t use some of this vigilante justice in some of our bigger cities or even in the podunk areas of the US?
In a much broader sense, if countries were the characters - who would be who - considering our current state of [...]
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