Mystwalker

A question of age?

Mon, 04 Feb 2008 10:59:52 GMT

Worth consideration... some claim that at 46, Barack Obama is too young to be a serious candidate for president.

On July 4, 1776,

George Washington was 46
John Adams was 40
Patrick Henry was 40
Thomas Jefferson was 33

Sat, 22 Apr 2006 08:17:49 GMT

Boycott Arby's

Sun, 12 Mar 2006 02:49:07 GMT

I saw a new series of Arby's commercials today that are based in snide, offensive parodies of celebrities (Hulk Hogan, Joan Rivers and perhaps others).

I think there is an essential difference between poking fun and the kind of maliciousness in these commercials ... and I believe that Arby's is rude and irresponsible in airing them.

I will therefore make no purchases from Arby's of any kind and I urge all those I know to take similar action.

Presumption?

Sun, 23 Oct 2005 00:13:04 GMT

A reply to a recent post concluded "It seems kinda presumptuous of me to assume that I'll be able to change things, to make a difference, but hey, I have to have some kind of goals in life."

I think it is a sad commentary on our times that cynicism has become so firmly established that the idea of an individual being able to make a difference is considered presumptuous. Throughout history, the primary force of change has always been the determination of individuals.

Sometimes this has been evidenced in one individual holding fast to a new idea in the face of scoffing and even oppression, sometimes in an individual's unrelenting insistence that the time for a change has come ... that it is no longer ok to move to the back of the bus.

Galileo and Rosa Parks are famous because of the scale of their impact. But the principles behind their "presumptions" apply to situations each of us face every day. When we choose to do the right thing even when it is inconvenient or unpopular ... when we choose to think rather than go along with the consensus of the group ... when we say, "this is what should be" rather than "what can one person do?".

Bloody Roger Rackham

Sat, 26 Mar 2005 23:20:10 GMT

My pirate name is:

Bloody Roger Rackham

Every pirate lives for something different. For some, it's the open sea. For others (the masochists), it's the food.

For you, it's definitely the fighting. You have the good fortune of having a good name, Since Rackham (pronounced RACKem, not rack-ham) is one of the coolest sounding surnames for a pirate. Arr!

Get your own pirate name from fidius.org.

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Thu, 13 Jan 2005 01:41:45 GMT

Tue, 04 Jan 2005 00:00:28 GMT

You scored as Chaotic Good. A Chaotic Good person is someone who has little intrinsic respect for laws or authority, seeing them as insufficient to sustain what's right. These people work according to their own moral compass which, while good, is not necessarily always aligned with that of society. Despite their chaotic tendancies, these people are good at heart.

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Lawful Good

75%

Chaotic Good

75%

True Neutral

60%

Neutral Good

55%

Neutral Evil

45%

Lawful Evil

35%

Chaotic Neutral

30%

Lawful Neutral

25%

Chaotic Evil

10%

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