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I agree. Most of the Iraqi people don't give a rip about what the US is doing. And now that they have a "democracy", they'll just vote in somebody who hates infidels, because that is their religion. Democracy won't change them, if anything, it'll show their true colors, that is, what they all think. What is the worthwhile thing? Tell us, and maybe we'll join your cause. The ten commandments are not the only thing that matters in Christianity or Judaism. I'm not really sure what you are getting at when you said this. The bible discusses intentions a lot. You say your statement in a manner condemning of the ten commandments. Are they bad? If people were to obey them perfectly, would there not be a great change for the good? We aren't the deciders, but we are over there now (we won't have to blast our way in right now), so how can we help make things better?In your eyes, the best thing that the US can possibly do right now is take every military trooper out of Iraq? Neither does anybody, you just made that up. Bush thought Hussein was a threat. It ends up that Bush wasn't justified to go into Iraq. Nobody is saying, "bombs are actually good intentions." You made that up to rag on something. You obviously think the US should leave Iraq immediately because we can't help any bit by staying. That might be true, but it might not be true. Why can't help be given? Could the US troops be redirected to protecting food supplies that were not getting to where they needed to go? I don't know. I'm not the decider. And neither are you. You're just ranting and not helping as much as I am.

A woman of many words.

Sure, so like I said, we'll assume it's like star trek, not instantaneous, but pretty fast, within seconds.

Right, this is starting to sound like one of those physics problems... The best I can do is tell you geometrically if we are sinking when we go on a cruise.

Pixies, for conversational purposes, we'll say this is an exact replica of Star Trek's teleportation system. It might be a fuel saver, and in turn, a money saver. Time is money in some people's eyes also, so those 4, 5, 4, 5 minutes all added up is money.

You know, getting to school takes 15 minutes, work 30 minutes, home both times 15 and 30. Travelling ends up sucking a lot of time when you could just teleport. It might save fuel and time depending on its efficiency. The thing that stops me from liking it is that there are two simultaneous me's, so I'm still in one spot, but another, newly invented person is in another spot. I wouldn't want to be a clone, so I know what my clone would think, he wouldn't want to be in existance.

That's like committing suicide and reproducing my ugly self all in one. No for me. And assuming it is even possible to make an exact replica of somebody, would they have a soul?

I agree with these statements. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Tell that to God when you see him. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I think I'll be too busy worshiping Him. Anyway, God knows what I've said, so I won't need to tell Him later. If you misinterpreted what I meant, then I will expound: I agree with Walsy that we need to focus on the future of Iraq, not the mistakes that were made before now. Of course we will remember and learn from those mistakes, but that's not where the focus needs to be right now. There's a lot of junk that needs to be sorted out. Like Hades said, just leaving abruptly now might not be the best course of action.

I agree with these statements.

Your words are in italics, so they seem insincere, but I'm not sure. To make matters worse, your avatar is giving me strange looks, like it wants to eat me.

Hasta luego.

Thanks meta, I enjoyed reading that.

Interesting.

Maybe you have the Dissociative Identity Disorder, and you were actually the one who deleted it.

Agreed. Sisko is second for me.

Jean-Luc. He did the Emperor's voice for Oblvion. True captains do voice-overs for their fans.

Uhm, the first one.

Okay.

That's Star Wars. It's rather easy to get the two mixed up: tight spandex pants, cheesy acting, lasers, space.

I read it in the newspaper this morning, but I might've read wrong. I think I read about the "Upgrade Adviser Tool" I'll stick with XP for a while too, it's a pretty solid OS, and I don't see anything that the Vista offers yet that I can't do with XP. Eventually, in a couple of years,XP will lose Microsoft's support (security patches and junk), so I guess that would force my hand.

From what I've heard, one's Window's XP software can simply be upgraded to Vista for a certain fee.

Sorry Popsy, but I have no experience and therefore cannot help you. Anyway, it looks like you'll be a good addition to the community

Some topics I start really suck. It looks like this turned out to be one of them. But thanks, Meta, for esteeming my topic with a reply.

Agreed, I think the reporter, Joris Evers, knows Mr. Mockapetris, because he makes these plugs and refers to Mockapetris as this great source, yet, he is the only one you hear that says there will be a substantial traffic explosion. Simply because Paul is credited with inventing the internet's DNS doesn't mean he is an informed, computer saavy man nowadays.