Sentynel wrote:All politicians can do it. It's a necessary skill, as people ask difficult questions.

Expect for the Katy Couric interview...

@ DC:

wrote:Despite the cake refusal, the Campbells said they don't expect the names to cause problems later, such as when the children start school.

....Really? These kids are so gonna hate their parents.

Tee hee.

Mightbe Bush was in the dodge ball team when he was younger.
On a more serious note, the journalist has become a national hero now, right? Even Libya(or mightbe another country) wants to award him for his courage. And over 200 lawyers are ready to represent him for free.
I saw in the news channel a new video games featuring this. A gun is aimed at Bush, but instead of bullets, shoes spray out. And Bush has to dodge them. If you manage to hit Bush many times, you go to the next level.

A few comments on the Hitler article.

wrote:The ShopRite in Greenwich Township has also refused to make a cake bearing the name of Campbell's daughter, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell, who turns 2 in February.

Would that even fit on a cake?

wrote:An Allentown psychologist said the names would cause problems for the children later in life.

No. [/sarcasm]

I think he has the right to name his kids what he wants but, seriously?

Indeed he does.

And that is ridiculous.

FuzzyLobster wrote:I think he has the right to name his kids what he wants but, seriously?

I think that's daft, personally. Sweden, for example, doesn't allow names which could cause distress to the children. Eminently sensible.

Oh did you hear about little Adolph Hitler and his sister Aryan Nation?

(or is that what we're talking about, because that article made me lol)

Sentynel wrote:

FuzzyLobster wrote:I think he has the right to name his kids what he wants but, seriously?

I think that's daft, personally. Sweden, for example, doesn't allow names which could cause distress to the children. Eminently sensible.

They can legally change their name, if they like.

Apollo wrote:

Sentynel wrote:

FuzzyLobster wrote:I think he has the right to name his kids what he wants but, seriously?

I think that's daft, personally. Sweden, for example, doesn't allow names which could cause distress to the children. Eminently sensible.

They can legally change their name, if they like.

By the time they can do that they've had eighteen years to get royally screwed up by the moronic names their parents have inflicted upon them..

Sentynel wrote:

Apollo wrote:

Sentynel wrote:

FuzzyLobster wrote:I think he has the right to name his kids what he wants but, seriously?

I think that's daft, personally. Sweden, for example, doesn't allow names which could cause distress to the children. Eminently sensible.

They can legally change their name, if they like.

By the time they can do that they've had eighteen years to get royally screwed up by the moronic names their parents have inflicted upon them..

What I was thinking.

Sometimes rules keep moron from doing stupid stuff.

And sometimes constantly making rules to keep morons from doing stupid things create bureaucracies. :P
(And unnecessary signs such as Caution: Coffee Is Hot)

And instructions on the back of toothpick boxes...

And autocracies.

So Dansariki, I hear it's snowing in Vegas.

*points and laughs*

:D

FuzzyLobster wrote:So Dansariki, I hear it's snowing in Vegas.

*points and laughs*

:D

Ah. Yes. Welcome to cold Datsyuk.

Grr, lucky bastard.

Snow is awesome, why do you mock him?

Mightbe they can imagine him standing frozen in knee-deep snow & mistaken to be a 'realistic' snowman by over-enthusiastic kids...
This winter is exceptionally hot. Hope it cools down by Jan...

It's a snowday here.

One of the few days a year when school is actually fun (the day before Christmas), and it's closed.

It's not even snowing that badly. Wimps.

Three inches in a day for a city that usually doesn't get any in the actually city (not counting the mountains) is quite the thing.
I was enjoying the snow day :P
I didn't bother with snowmen, I made snowballs :P
Snowball fights are so awesome.