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~Whip~ 2003~ http://www.fbi.gov/filelink.html?file=/ucr/03hc.pdf 2004~ http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/hc2004/hctable1.htm 2005~ http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/hc2005/table1.htm 2006~ http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/hc2006/table1.html <

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*pokes head in* Is it possible Karma, that you would let me back? Please? If so, you'll have no worries at all. I've...*grins...fallen in love, and she's brought out the better side of me. Who I really am, not what i was here. I only plan on posting things about my life, love and poetry. I highly, 99.9% doubt that i would post anything concerning politics, etc... Please, I will be quiet. Humbly yours, ~Lucas</fon

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Reply By: BakerStreetPosted: Saturday, June 17, 2006Be where ever you are happy. Sometimes it is better to move on than try to hack out a place for yourself if it doesn't seem worth the hassle. If you enjoy it here, I'd erase this as fast as possible and stay and just stop caring what people say to you. Eventually they'll have to

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Well, this is for those who do give a damn. Those who do not *shrugs* oh well, don‘t read it. Any who, to the point. I have decided to leave JU permanently. No kidding, this time it is for real. Lets face it, I wore out my welcome long ago. I figured I might be able to rectify it, but have only made it into a rolling snowball of a situation. God knows I

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You understand the technicality of the older case correctly. That is why he saw that case bounced. (The Supreme Court ruled he didn't have standing to represent his daughter or speak on her behalf as he was not her guardian). With that case bounced on a technicality, he found some fellow residents of the State of Californi

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The way I see it ( I think that is what Ted is saying), is that those students in schools that are abysmal, have something to celebrate. Some of those students may not even graduate high school, or even middle school. That's my take on it. ~L

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I'm just waiting. Seeing what happens. It is hard to not say they are innocent. I've had the great pleasure of being related to marines, and having met one once. So, it is hard to not shout, "Innocent!" Still, I've chose to remain neutral on this, they are neither guilty nor innocent. Call it a, "stasis." Once everything (hopefully) is out, *then* I will decide. That's all I can do. Wait and see. ~L

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Wait, since he does not have custody of the child, doesn't he have no right to sue on the behalf of the child? I mean, technically he is not the guardian. He has no say to what his daughter can say, or not say. Right? Could someone clarify this for me? I haven't a clue, and am completely dumb-founded with legal mumbo-jumbo. ~L

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I used to make a big deal about knowing exactly where I am in the spectrum. Now, I really don't care. I'm like you, its sorta, "Heh, oh well." I expect both parties will beat the crap out of each other before '08, or even the '06 election. ~L

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Erm, I'd say the biggest two would be snakes and growing older. I may only be 19, but just thinking about what lies ahead just freaks me out. I honestly doubt I am ready. Anywho, my other fear, though I'm not too worried about it so much anymore, is of heights. Especially open heights. ~L

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I remember reading an article somewhere ( I *think* it was on Michael Yon's site.) About when the person who wrote it went into a prison in Iraq, when the prisoners immediatley saw that he was a journlist, they started acting all "abused," and such. The guy said later that he was suprised about the fact that, in his words, "They sought to play the 'poor me' card on the journlists. As to get sympathy and a ticket out of the jails." (More or less in tho

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Rubbish, absolute, utter rubbish. Take it from me, Em, it won't make any difference to YOUR resume. It will make a whole lot of difference to your boss' resume but then she sounds to me like she lie anyway. *shrugs* Ok, I was wrong. ~L

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How would it "not look good" on her resume? Why should she quit prematurely? Apparently she'll be receiving some form of severance or other compensation due to her situation which could keep her in food and housing so she doesn't have to rush around to replace her job with something else just as crummy. <B

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Oh boy, the ship is going down. I'd suggest, if you are financially able to, jump ship. This would not look good on your resume. Now, I'm not saying you did anything. Anywho....there is my two cents. I seriously hope things start heading for the good. ~L

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I can understand living on a tight budget. I hope life treats you better. You've got good vibes and thoughts coming from me. Best wishes, ~Lucas

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I think I like the kind of bloke that's going to hit me over the head, throw me over his shoulder and take me back to his cave. Where he will then grunt at me, while I look after him, and take care of his every need Me want. You come. ;~P <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/Laugh.gif" bord

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To Lucas: Poor little puppy. Not grown teeth of your own yet? Oh I have teeth. I have such teeth, and talent in using them, that I *could* make your life hell. Now, I don't want to. That would lowering myself to your standard. Also, that would be going back on my word to the admins here.

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To Lucas: still here? I thought you didn't want to play kick the puppy any more? But, since you evidently do... It's not the part of a wise man, Lucas, to join a fool in his folly. Especially when his folly is unintelligible to you... Well, I decided to come see how the thing was going, and saw that. I felt what Baker said was exact

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