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It's okay to feel bad after you've laughed. I really haven't felt the guilt yet after secretly laughing at some people's names... My mother works at a dry cleaners, and she needs to take down the names of the patrons. One's name was Phil McCracken...She apologized for laughing and asking...

I was watching a film on sports injuries at school. In one of the arm-wrestling contests--there were these two strong guys--the battle was strong, none of them seemed to be falling--and then suddenly...SNAP! One of their arms broke back... Needless to say, since then, I have never...EVER arm...

I'm in second year law and security administration in college. Pretty good stuff, and even though the first week is really just to get to know the teachers and spending a bleepload of money on books, I like the courses I'm taking. 1. Customs 2. Interviews and Investigations 3. Criminal and...

It's good to see the character of Greg Sanders grow and accomplish what the audience had long seen as a dream of his. It's a little strange to see his character acting so serious, but when you really look at it, there's not a whole lot of wiggle room for him to goof-off out in the field. He's...

Eddie Money on Saturdayyyy!!! At the Corn Festival actually a few towns over. I am SO GOING!

1) Name (If you don't want to share your real name how about a nickname): Tarrah 2) Birthday: June 16, 1986 3) Age (for those who don't wanna do the math): 19 4) Favorite Music Genre: Classic rock, oldies, disco, maybe a bit of soft rock 5) Favorite Band/Singer: AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, Tina...

Right across the road there is a gas station (still in Ontario). Two days ago the numbers read 0, meaning it was at 1 dollar per litre, there were just only two spaces to put numbers so it read 00 Right now it's a 99.9 cents per litre in one town over (because right across the road it reads...

Re: Errors He was playing with the matchbox, ergo he could have been flipping it around in his fingers, no?

Re: Errors In one of the episodes, Greg quotes a song artist and lyrics. Can't quite remember what they were talking about, or if he's just referring to some forensic termm but he says that..."He Ain't Heavy, (He's My Brother" was by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes. That song is performed...

Not a fan of watching it either, they make way too much money to be having fun. First-baseman and shortstop. Nothing says fun like getting whacked with a ball. Plus power hitting was always fun too--=D I feel bad for a lot of pitchers, they're first in line to get hit always. I feel bad for...

C'mon, the Wizard of Oz premeired in 1939, at the beginning of WWII and at the end of the Great Depression. Things were dark and serious, people needed a happy little fancy movie to come to the big screen! For what it was, it wasn't bad. Perhaps they wanted the soldiers to think that there's...

It's not exactly the boredom, it's the lack of stimuli that would make it a fitting punishment. I can only assume this solitary confinement that you're talking about is one room, 8x12 cell, either dim light (or no light?) or constant light? Fitting punishment for Winston in 1984, but we've...

I'd like to know your sources if you don't mind.

Circumstantial evidence can be quite--convincing, and it can definitely hit the final nail in someone's coffin so to speak. Usually, a good defense attorney will point out that there's only circumstantial evidence. If it's the truth, if the person did actually do what they are charged with...

The death penalty has always been an ideal concept for both a punishment and a deterrent. Since the days of Hammurabi, an eye for an eye. And if everyone were afraid of dying, and they could predict with 100% accuracy the consequences of their actions, then it would be (or, just make the...

I'd get used to it after a while, but I'd still have problems with bugs and maggots 'on' and 'in' peoples' bodies. The rat crawling out of the mouth? That would be disgusting, that would make me want to vomit profusely (check and make sure there isn't anything alive in there). but--I'd...

Re: Post - "Grave Danger" Episode Discussion/Review ***Spoilers*** He (the father) found out that his daughter was being traded off in the lesbian sex trade in prison by her cell mate, and I had assumed that was why he had stopped coming to see her. His little girl was in prison, he must have...

Re: Post - "Grave Danger" Episode Discussion/Review ***Spoilers*** I liked it. And I agree with the whole hating of commercials. Because I watched on CTV, I must have seen the commercial for Plague City about ten times. And I don't even think there were that many commercial breaks! These...

:lol: With all of the trips of being eighteen, I like it. The song Edge of Seventeen still applies to us, because we're not exactly seventeen, we're on the edge of it...I guess. I never really understood that song anyway, the best part was over right at the beginning. Anyway. A month can be...

Heh heh heh, I'm 18--half a (tom)boy and half a (wo)man. Well I tried LOL Old enough to sign for a student loan, old enough to get letters from credit card companies. Old enough to rent games rated Mature...old enough buy lotto tickets. Old enough to stay out until 12:00--if I wanted to, but...