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I would like to report the following news to you, my dear readers, using the new protocol suggested by our government in referring to terror groups. That is, to avoid referring to al-Qaida and other terrorist groups as Islamic or Muslim, and not to use terms like jihad or mujaheddin. Basically, we should avoid using terms that we in the West consider to have negative connotations when they, the , consider those terms in a positive light.

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Frst let me give you the Zionist lie, the cover story that even Wikipedia repeats for general consumption as to how Pepsi Cola started: Before Pepsi was Pepsi it was called "Brad's drink" and was first made in New Bern, North Carolina, in the United States in 1893 by pharmacist Caleb Bradham.

A few years later, a soft drink competitor from Newark, New Jersey marketed a drink called "Pep Cola" but went bankrupt in 1898 at which time Caleb bought the trade name for $100 and renamed his drink "Pepsi Cola."

That's the official story. Now I will reveal to you the truth as discovered by Islamic scientists. I know what you are going to say, Islam with over 1.5 billion adherents has only produced 2 scientists who are Nobel Laureates, so why are Muslims wasting time looking for the secret origins of Pepsi?

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Although I enjoyed Failure to Launch (2006), I disagreed with the premise of the movie that there is something wrong with a thirty-something child who does not want to leave home. Children Should live with parents until they die. That's right; until they (the parents) die.

The trouble with American kids and here I speak of 20 and 30 year olds, is that the moment they graduate high school, get a job, or meet their 'true love,' they want to flee the nest. On this forum the question was asked, "What is the average age to move out?" and 66% responded with 20 years old or less with many posters suggesting that even 17 or 18 is a good age to leave home.

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The year was 1951 and I was only a few months past my 6th birthday when I fell in love with Disney's animated feature Alice in Wonderland. The previous year I had seen my first Disney film, Cinderella, and I thought that was the best thing I had ever seen in my 6 years of life, but now this Alice - this was mesmerizing.

The lunacy of Wonderland was intoxicating with characters and scenes popping up here and there with no sense or reason; I shivered as Alice struggled through the menacing forest; I couldn't take my ears off the mentholated purring of the Cheshire Cat; I strained to decipher the gibble-gabble of the Mad Hatter and his friends; I was a thrall to my seat throughout the film.

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