I suspect you have enough of a mess in your own back yard to be pointing fingers at ours.

Protip- It's 2011

Factoid- The Excorcist Act of 1978 introduced and Passed by Pierre Trudeau himself, banished ghosts from Canada once and for all. Not that they were much of an issue to begin with, largely due to the Cold, but mostly due to the fact they don't exist!

I suspect you have enough of a mess in your own back yard to be pointing fingers at ours.

Put a brothel or a needle exchange there instead.

Idiots. There's ways to deal with ghosts anyway...

Really? They don't exist? I'd have to argue that point vehemently with you. Either that, or my last house was built at a nexus where two different planes of existence meet.

Really? They don't exist? I'd have to argue that point vehemently with you. Either that, or my last house was built at a nexus where two different planes of existence meet.

Somebody's been slipping DMT into PA's weed again.

Yup

Nobody can tell you you didn't experience what you experienced. What the causes are of what you experienced is another question.

Oh here we go folks. The great sandorski doesn't believe in ghosts therefore they do not exist.

Somebody's been slipping DMT into PA's weed again.

Somebody's been slipping DMT into PA's weed again.

I'm not pointing a finger at you, hardly.

I am saying that this is the predictable result of holding up all other cultures as equal to or superior to ours.

Now sit back and watch as these Chinese force the hospice to move somewhere else.

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School Forces Kid to take down US Flag on Veteran's Day (Mexicans censoring Americans, again)
KSBW ^ | 11/11/10 | KSBW

Posted on November-11-10 11:23:45 PM by radpolis

A Stanislaus County school is forcing a student to take an American flag off of his bike.

Thirteen-year-old Cody Alicea put the flag there as a show of support for the veterans in his family.

But officials at Denair Middle School told him he couldn't fly it. He said he was told some students had complained.

So now the eighth-grader folds up the flag and puts it in his backpack while he is in class.

His father, Robert Kisner, said his son should not have to put the flag away.

"He's got that flag on his bike because he's proud of where he comes from," Kisner said.

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"Our Hispanic, you know, kids will, you know, bring their Mexican flags and they'll display it, and then of course the kids would do the American flag situation, and it does cause kind of a racial tension which we don't really want," Parraz said. "We want them to appreciate the cultures."