Recent content by Mike_Edward

Great idea. By the way, speaking of pay sites, I am a member of Extreme Tickling, and I think it's the best buy out there. As for Insex, I guess when I say 'extended segment,' I'm thinking 15-20 minutes or so. In light of the fact that their articles are often 2-4 hours, I think this could be...

I'm surprised it's that high. But I guess over the years they do have a large number of clips with some tickling. Some of the tickling moments are great, but all too brief. I wish they would do an extended segment on this topic.

True - Insex is a great site. And tickling is, unfortunately, very peripheral to what they do. But I bet they could do a heck of a tickling segment. Maybe we should request it? PD is very good about responding to customer requests, after all. And I think he really does enjoy tickling. I just...

Re: this is fun, Mike Your own words. Enough said. You are really something. You go on about how much courage and pride and stamina you have in the face of adversity, protesting this and that, about how you're such just so idealistic. But when your cornered for making a remark that's...

By Rajiv Chandrasekaran Washington Post Foreign Service Monday, March 10, 2003; Page A01 Baghdad Looks Back for Its Future Nostalgic Residents Long for a Revival of Ancient City's Past Glory advertisement BAGHDAD, March 9 -- As it does for a few hours every Friday morning, before the call...

Re: Re: apology accepted And Stephen, have you anything to say about the above, or are you going to conveniently ignore this as well?

Re: touchy, aren't we Let's think about this. You compared Israel to a child-eating demon. And I'm the touchy one? All I asked for was an explanation of why Israel is demonic, and the best you can do is give us a literature lesson about where the name Moloch originates? Why can't you just...

Commentary Magazine Facing Up to North Korea by Joshua Muravchik March 2003 EARLY LAST OCTOBER, North Korea admitted that it had been secretly continuing to develop nuclear weapons despite a 1994 agreement with the U.S. not to. The confession was unapologetic. Not only, said North Korean...

National Review March 7, 2003, 9:50 a.m. Unmitigated Disaster Next time, ignore the U.N. By Martin Hutchinson The arguments for and against war with Iraq are fairly finely balanced, in my view, with the decision depending on information about Iraq's capabilities that we don't have but...

This is a fantastic idea. Awesome. Strelnikov, did you start this brilliant (seriously) concept? Mike

Re: apology accepted Actually, he lost because the "peace" marchers, and their views, were quite in the minority. And he thought he could win by pandering to the mobs in the street. But you're right, the handful of votes he did get did come from the die-hard Democrats and the fringe left who...

The Weekly Standard 03/06/2003 The Peacenik Top 10 A look at the ten most popular objections to war and some common-sense responses to them. by Fred Barnes, executive editor THOSE OPPOSED to military action in Iraq to depose Saddam Hussein, destroy his weapons of mass destruction, and...

Re: well, it matters Actually, they had nothing to do with the end of the Vietnam War. Nixon crushed McGovern in 1972 because, in his words, the 'silent majority' of voters weren't in the streets. The protesters, from an electoral standpoint, were in fact a fringe group. The Vietnam War...

Re: how old are you, Marauder? The literary allusion I understood. I'm interested in how you singled Israel out for your Moloch Award. Why don't you tell us the criteria, and how it triumphed over all the other candidates out there.

And in the following paragraph I made clear that I didn't exclude the possibility that nobody had stepped in yet.