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Seven is out front in more ways than one (or nine).

You're right. There should be forums for people like that. ...now let me think, where would I go to discuss my 'fringey' ideas...

Just thought I'd mention I was a witness to the Ally Pally fire in 1980. Watched the flames licking the sky from my office on the Seven Sisters Road. A unsupervised blowtorch, I think, was the reason. I have to agree on both counts, here. Moreso in the case of Jeff Stewart; I think he tried...

My earlier link on Michelle's comment regards to Kenya being her husband's "home country" (and not "ancestral country") may make her complicit in the "Obama created" mythos of being born outside of the USA. I also point out (ibid) that the rule is probably a good one.

Thanks for the link. I didn't find it to be about Pres. Obama's birthplace but a story on how he has adjusted his persona (including such claims). Again, like so many politicians (including Ron Paul), I infer it to be one of those, "...well, I didn't write it, but should have proofed (vetted) it...

I kind'a took a shine to Michelle when before the last election, in an interview with Jon Stewart (I think) she said something like, "...everybody's talking about [this, that and the other] and how hot somebody is [inference Palin],"... "and, I was talking about me!" I thought, as much as I find...

Yeah, I was like that when I fell in love for the first time too.

ouch!! that hurt.:eek: Actually I think Michelles (sic) quite hot. Don't really care Mr. Burton -- he ain't my president...

at least he'd be quiet. I don't allow teleprompters in the house -- let alone the bedroom.

I don't mind the crowd...it's those ears...

Didn't know that the US was part of marriage contracts in Canada -- and in my case England also ... interesting. But also glad to hear that Obama isn't wanting to stand in my bedroom now.

It's legal. I know quite a few couples and the odd one or two who are married. Churches still have it as optional -- but most get married through a JP. I guess gay marriages and churches are like Groucho and clubs... Bottom line is, you shouldn't need a piece of paper to prove that you love...

Talking of being "camp" and the subject at hand, I wonder what the largest democracy on Earth, India's view on gay marriage is. I don't know, and I may be being a bit prejudiced...but those guys behind her...

One of my favourites from an easy-going smooth discussion standpoint. The guest being an English-born Canadian goes a long way with me too. The "old lady in the road" story rang some bells with me. My father used to tell of an 'exactly' similar story taking place in England (he was a travelling...

Do I hear a "Pixel tyder, I think we should just give it up - we'll have to agree to disagree." moment, coming soon , or continued inconsistency in dealing with threads?

Cheapened a bit by going to the strobing blue/black background from when the word "hypnotized" was used by one of the witnesses. Funny, I have this insatiable need to go buy popcorn...

and if you look a little closer...Mona Lisa smiles...

Nancy Talbott (as per her Dutch buddies) is another example.

Not always coast guard -- maybe the RNLI. "The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea. We provide a 24-hour lifeboat search and rescue service around the coasts of the UK and RoI, as well as a seasonal lifeguard service on many of the busiest beaches in England and Wales." What we do The...

One might, instead, use mega-punctuation like I do; and p___ off the other half of those cranky bastards.