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Listed below are comments made by gunsandreligion between Tuesday, 17th November 2009 and Friday, 20th November 2009.

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Britain: Putting the bite on the States 04:57am on 20 Nov 2009 DC, are you referring to Red, Hot and Blue?
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 4:28pm on 19 Nov 2009 Philly-Mom, you must have a lot of kids.

And, somehow, we have lost sight of something important. ALL bad
guys in American movies are either Germans or Japanese, or Brits
protraying Germans.

I know because I saw a Rambo movie starring Sylvester Stallone where
he was in the middle of Vietnam, and he was being tortured by
Germans and Japanese.

See, that proves it...
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 3:35pm on 19 Nov 2009 Get the wooden stake ready, and, for goodness' sake, let's
cross-nail the coffin shut this time.

Where are the Mods when they're needed?
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 3:31pm on 19 Nov 2009 Lord Nathan, about the Ozarks: a shallow gene pool is a shallow gene pool,
no matter where it is.

I am reminded of the joke (not to be repeated here) which concludes
with a parent disapproving of a marriage by her son to a young woman
because "If she isn't good enough for her family, she isn't good
enough for ours."
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 06:50am on 19 Nov 2009 Sq, Twilight sounds a bit like a cross between The Blue Lagoon
and Night of the Living Dead , you sly villianous devil.
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 06:31am on 19 Nov 2009 Gavrielle and Bienvenue, you are both confusing the South with the Appalachian
region.

Just because they play the banjo does not make them more fertile than
the local gene pool can provide.
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 05:00am on 19 Nov 2009 Now I'm confused... Vampires who have less than perfect teeth?

Actually, I'd like to be a Vampire Dentist. I can see it now:

"Your bite is good, but the two front ones have got to go."
US report on 'harm' of testing for cancer too young 9:45pm on 17 Nov 2009 What's really needed is a massive investment in cellular biology
so that we can understand what actually causes cancer, and can
stop being witch-doctors.

Pardon me, I must leave for a while, my physician says it's time
for my leaching.
US report on 'harm' of testing for cancer too young 9:16pm on 17 Nov 2009 Gavrielle, a bigger factor in ordering of unnecessary tests is
the threat of being sued for malpractice if an underlying condition
is missed. This is to be expected in a country where someone can
sue for spilling hot coffee on their lap and win.

Tort reform might solve the problem, but the Dems have done everything
that they can to suppress it, showing that they are every bit as lame
a political party as the Republicans.
US report on 'harm' of testing for cancer too young 8:23pm on 17 Nov 2009 McJakome, the Brits do not consider themselves to be Europeans, they
just happen to live there.

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