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To meet June deadline, US and Iraqis redraw city borders | csmonitor.com
To meet June deadline, US and Iraqis redraw city borders | csmonitor.com:
Sounds like cheating to me...
"Baghdad - On a map of Baghdad, the US Army's Forward Operating Base Falcon is clearly within city limits.
Except that Iraqi and American military officials have decided it's not. As the June 30 deadline for US soldiers to be out of Iraqi cities approaches, there are no plans to relocate the roughly 3,000 American troops who help maintain security in south Baghdad along what were the fault lines in the sectarian war."
Sounds like cheating to me...
Hot Air » Blog Archive » Matthews on Palin: It’s “paranoid” to think big government leads to controlling the people
Hot Air » Blog Archive » Matthews on Palin: It’s “paranoid” to think big government leads to controlling the people
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John Stamos needs to get a job...
Please someone hire poor John before he does something we will all regret for a long time.
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Who paid for all the tickets
Good job guys...
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Gawker - In Touch Don't Know Brentwood - In Touch

Gawker - In Touch Don't Know Brentwood - In Touch:
"High-end celebrity weekly In Touch ran a feature this week showing where various celebs live in the tony Brentwood section of LA. They even have a handy map. Only problem? The map is of a different Brentwood, up in Oakland."
Really people, is it that hard?
Gawker - The Latest Montauk Monster Theory: A Compleat Accounting - Mysteries
Gawker - The Latest Montauk Monster Theory: A Compleat Accounting - Mysteries:
Ohh this one again. I say a whole new round of summer Montauk Monster stories is in order... and a fresh round of drinks too.
"Newsday has supplied a crucial piece of information in the emerging 'Viking Funeral' theory of the Montauk Monster's origin, and we've spent all day going over historical weather records to better assess its credibility. Answer: Maybe! But we're dubious."
Ohh this one again. I say a whole new round of summer Montauk Monster stories is in order... and a fresh round of drinks too.
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