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Brian, note that the #5 name says "Minneapolis" but ST. PAUL's Science Museum of Minnesota is highlighted in the caption. We just don't toot our horns that much on the east side of the river. Less insecure with our stodgy old nerdiness?
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I, too, have never received my sheeps' skin nor, as a well-meaning acquaintance once told me three decades ago, have I "completed a discipline." Three schools; no degree. Part of me, like you, was to benefit from a job opportunity I couldn't turn down doing something I really loved doing; another part of me -- maybe, my larger concern -- did not find the classroom to be as instructive as was the "real world." I was more more interested in "paying my dues" than I was "paying my tuition." lol...
Mayor Coleman doesn't have any jurisdiction over Mystic Lake roads. And Kenny's not performing in St. Paul.
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... was given by Rick Kahn. Not Al Franken.
Hardly, Thomas. Just pointing out his hypocrisy. Just another example of "Do as I say; not as I do" conservatism.
@Lynn Gorski:
Shouldn't the New Testament should constitute the bedrock of your faith (especially the Sermon on the Mount)? Relying on the Old Testament for your "law" does not follow the practice of Christ, who said "This cup is the new covenant in my blood, which is poured out for you."
# of times homosexuality is mentioned in the New Testament: 0
# of times adultery and divorce are mentioned in the New Testament: 24+
It was also Jesus who said there were...
... but home-schooling sure has its GOP supporters.
Please tell me that you used Souhan's own spelling and merely forgot to include the [sic]?
I thought the Vandals had finally sacked Rome, and civilization was advancing quickly (or more quickly than is comfortable) into the Dark Grammar Ages.
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:: when the GOP starts running the ads of the Obama flip flops
That's right. Because only liberals flip-flop? I can vividly remember the 2008 campaign when McCain and the other conservative candidates hammered home the point that, unlike their liberal foes, the GOP were steadfast in their beliefs. Steadfast. Never deviating. True to their word.
... Except, y'know, after the 2000 campaign -- the one where GW had campaigned on a platform of not involving the US in unilateral...