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I kind of like how they've got it set up. Garrison only plays himself from what I can tell. Woody Harrelson and John C Reilly are Dusty and Lefty in Lives of the Cowboys, Kevin Kline is Guy Noir, as so on. :)

#1 reminds me, Several years ago I was e-mailed by a fellow who was writing an article on stackers and couldn't find any good photos (that weren't copywrited in books, that is). Until he ran across my website which had a number of photos of hay stacking in the Sandhills, complete with hay...

If I recall the stats correctly (now I'm gonna have to go look it up! lol), Argentina is both the world's number one producer of beef and the number one consumer ETA: Upon Googling, there seems to be some disagreement whether it's us or them (and apparently Brazil is in the running, too).

I can't believe how many of you "don't care" about the DC's but continue to devote pages and pages of board space to them. :roll:

The movie is supposed to be about the hypothetical "last show" of the radio broadcast. I truly hope that is not a foreshadowing of events soon to come... :(

Who said any of that stuff? (For that matter, Mrs. G, I would challenge you to find anywhere I've made stereotyping comments about any group, conservatives or otherwise) I'm just basing my guess on the current WeHateTheDixieChicks thread. (btw, considering how much no one cares about them...

I'm sure few here will be watching that particular flick. Garrison Keillor is a liberal, afterall! Worse, he's even proud of that fact. :shock: The movie: haven't seen the trailer, but I have seen the making-of on HBO. It looks good. Having spent most of my life listening to PHC, I...

I think you're right. Part of why generational welfare is such an abysmal failure, I think. I tend to think people need an occupation of some sort that makes them feel fulfilled and like they're contributing something to those around them. And people who have never felt that don't even realize...

Dat's what dey say in Nort' Dakota, don'tcha know, eh? :wink: Your Linguistic Profile: 65% General American English 20% Upper Midwestern 10% Midwestern 0% Dixie 0% Yankee

And it's online: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1200759,00.html

BTW, I haven't seen any progress in this thread. The same folks are still saying people are people and most of us hold very similar values. (It's not so much values that separate the political spectrum, but rather how those values should be achieved. For example, should they be forced on...

Well history major or not, apparently someone should explain the joke to jigs. :wink: I realize a number of people here won't get this concept (since it won't fit their stereotypes), but it's the rare liberal that would support chronic welfare, too. Generally speaking, liberals support...

Saying you have to be clear over to one direction or another is just as ridiculous as saying if you don't live on the East Coast, you must live on the West. It's bogus. But as has been pointed out before, there is a faction here that seems bound and determined to draw their lines and people...

middle of the road is no more "wishy washy" than being hard to one direction or the other means you're falling over the edge. :roll:

I guess I read her point as being the church should stick with religious aspects and the government should stick with the legal aspects. So far as the rest of it, I think you're just throwing out red herrings, myself. I'm still curious where the idea that anyone is trying to force churches...

:???: No they don't. At least not here in the States. I've never heard that one, actually. Government involvement is just as historical as church involvement. There are two aspects of a marriage; the spiritual which is the love (both their own, and God's, in the case of church...

Now you're beginning to see the light... :) Very few people are black or white. Most of us are shades of gray (ie, the "combination")

This isn't true, though, either. "Conservatives" like to have the government involved in things, too, or so it would seem. The gay marriage ammendment springs to mind. The intertwining of church and state. The Terri Schiavo mess... All of these are examples of places where the government...

Mine would be a combination of the Bible and (or maybe "through" would be a better word?) my parents/upbringing.

PS: That's just one "value". I'm still waiting for Tap's list, so we can debunk some more. But, I'm off to Bible School for the day. Wish me luck. My church's 5th/6th graders are well-behaved angels, but those Lutheran kids (we combine to have enough bodies) are just heathens! :wink: