You're under arrest Sugar.
Christie Love

It was explained to me that the word gay was used as a code word for gays to safely identify each other back in the old days. Now everybody is wise to it but 50 years ago if you were gay and looking to hook up you might strike up a conversation with someone you thought might be gay too and drop the word gay into the conversation. A straight guy wouldn't get the reference but wouldn't get offended either. No harm no foul, scoop up your banana daiquiri and move on to your next conquest.

I saw the movie last night and I'd estimate the number of apes to be around 50--it didn't seem to be an unreasonably large number to me. The take-away message from the movie is that a small number of smart, motivated apes could do damage out of proportion to their numbers. We'd better keep them on a short leash.

Watching the movie will answer your questions. The end of the movie doesn't quite guarantee an ape victory, but things start to go in their favor. Hence "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" not "Victory of the Planet of the Apes."

If you're terrified and you're asking
Who's next?
Guess what?
You're next!

Maybe you think that the Constitution of the United States, the Bill of Rights, and the Federalist Papers are trivial. I don't.

Still, I'm going to continue voting.

So now it's just unionized government employees that have to give up the right to vote according to you? You didn't make that distinction in the post that I replied to. And I guess that I lost your 100% support when I retired from the military, now that I work for the "other" government I'm just useless, worthless, incompetent , and an a$$hole to boot. I still feel like the same guy I was before.

Then I guess you think that when someone enlists in the military or takes a job at a veterans hospital they should forfeit their right to vote?

He sure cuts a manly figure.
Day trader?