The death penalty is saving YOU money!

Rather than spending taxpayers' money on food, water, health, housing, clothing and guarding of the most depraved humans, eliminating them via executions is a much more cost-effective solution. Why should we, the working people, have to suffer financially because these people have proved themselves to be inhumane and unfit to join society?

[QUOTE="noblead16"][QUOTE="Poshkidney"]

but if no one is there how can it make a sound.

itdosen't make a sound if no one is there to hearit.

Poshkidney

I think you'll find that when most things fall, sound waves are created. Therefore it does make a sound regardless of if anyone hears it.

How do you that it makes a sound if you not there to witness it.

I know that it makes a sound because I don't have any reason to believe that Physics principles don't apply whenever I turn my back.

If you throw a rock off a cliff, and then walk away, how do you know it'll hit the bottom? because physics says that unless there's a good reason not to, the rock will be affected by gravity and will keep falling until it hits something (the ground).
Similar reasoning explains that SOUND itself has nothing to do with the presence of a human, but in order for it to be HEARD, there must be someone nearby.

If a deaf guy stands next to a big enough tree that falls over, he will feel the force of the sound waves on his body (hypothetical situation), even though he can't hear them.

us teens don't know what Love is.fax555241

Bollocks! I have just turned 19, and I know for a fact that I've been in love since I was 16. I started dating the perfect girl for me when I was 16, and I knew within months that I wholeheartedly loved her. Ever since, we've been happily together, and we've been engaged since I was 17...due to be married in 5 months (I'll still be 19).

My point: I'm a teen, and will still be a teen by the time I'm married. Additionally, I have been in love for 2 and a half years. Love isn't a mystery that is revealed to people on their 20th birthday, it's something that is either experienced or not...regardless of age.

You just got burned.

While I share your views that selling yourself to being a 'housewife' from an early age is a defeatist attitude, in a way...This girl is (supposedly) the same age as you, therefore you have no experience, authority or wisdom over her, so stop trying to interfere where you don't belong.

Rogue Trooper does work on Vista.

As for the cheats. Once you complete the game, the cheats become available (such as "Hippie Blood"), though there might be other ways to get the cheats.

Come on guys, how many people does Starcraft online have? gogators4life

157...now 158....wait, someone just went offline, back to 157.

I'll give it a go.

If you don't hear from me again, you'll know the answer.

Death (according to my lack of religion) is the end of existence for any person. As I see it, we live an essentially meaningless life, where we can either choose to abide by laws to have an easier existence, or we can murder/steal/etc. but then will have the law against us, making our life more miserable.

To me, death is like the end of a game of ice hockey (or any sport) without the celebrations or despair afterwards. You play the game for a certain amount of time, and then once you're dead (the game's over), that's the end of it. Viewing it like that means that I have no fear of death, nor do I have any respect for it. I don't care how long I live for, so long as I undergo the least amount of pain possible when I die. I'd rather die peacefully at the age of 21 rather than die slowly after a long, 'fulfilling' life of 90 years.