I don't think this is a federal issue. This should be on NY, PA, and DC. The attack was on the nation, but the responders in PA and NY were not federal employees for the most part. FDNY and NYPD are not federally controlled entities.

Still, it's a shame it didn't pass. 9/11 was a good excuse to start two wars and take away our privacy but I guess it's not a good enough reason to provide to those who were traumatized by landmarks being destroyed by airliners and thousands of people dying yet they found the strength to pull through the shock and helped those to the best of their ability.

Anyone who is in Iraq or Afghanistan or has family or friends there, take notes because they're going to find a way to screw our vets out of something, they always do.

Ubuntu or Chrome OS when it finally comes out.

[QUOTE="Tiefster"]I just let it go very quickly nowadays..ShadowJax04

That's probably all there is to it man.

I think you're overanalyzing this whole thing, which could also provoke some thoughts in you, obviously.

Some things you stress about, some things you dont.

[QUOTE="xaos"]Welcome to sociopathy! :D0diN_7

You're doomed!:P Actually I don't think I've ever heard of anything like that.

Can't say I know what you're talking about. :|

What I do know is that personally I have simply damaged my memory a bit over the times.

ShadowJax04

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_Slate_(1994_film).Jandurin

"Whoever coined the term 'Don't **** where you eat' has obviously never dined in at a taco bell" - Gary Busey

For the past few weeks I've been experiencing the weirdest thing. I go through my day and go to bed, when I wake up I have to recollection of what I did the previous day, I remember certain things, accomplishments and activities but any mistake I make or anything that has consequences seems to escape me. I guess it would be safe to say that I wake up everyday with a clean conscience.

It's not that I suppress or ignore negative events but by the next day I'm just emotionally absent when it comes to my actions. It doesn't bother me, it's actual very nice especially since I've always felt like the weight of the world was on my shoulders. I've been calling it Tabula Rasa syndrome. Does this happen to anyone else?

You're a man, we're expected to do certain things.

I usually take a betadine route, my cuts are so deep sometimes that even peroxide hurts, it's safe to say I should go to the hospital to get work done on them. After my last bout with myself I did a number on my chest and upper arms, looked like I was in a knife fight and that's what I'll tell the ladies.