"Pilot Crashes Plane Into Texas Building Over IRS Woes"

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     A 53 year old man just crashed a plane into an IRS building in Texas. get the full story here:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,586581,00.html

Crazy part is, I think the old man's views are correct. They are found in his "Suicide Manifesto" if you wish to call it that. The link is: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,586627,00.html

Fear and Perception

     I just recently received my copy of Richard Matheson's 1954 classic, I am Legend (and other stories) which I ordered through Barnes & Noble's website (bn.com). I instantly started reading the book as soon as I got it and finished in a few hours. It kept me captivated the entire time. I enjoy a good horror novel. The ones that leave much to the imagination. (This book partially being of that nature) Reason being, is because

FOX News Poll: Most Say Founding Fathers Would Disapprove of Washington

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     Apparently, an overwhelming majority of the American people who took part in this poll (why wasn't I notified?) agree that the Founding Fathers would be very UNHAPPY with the way things are running in D.C. now. Imagine that.

School Rumor Networks

     I find it interesting how information spreads throughout a high-school. Particularly my high-school. Just today everyone is telling me we're having a terrible snow storm of 12"+ here Friday evening. Phbbtt. I wish. (We are actually supposed to get just more than 1/2 a foot.) This information is spread through of all things, oral communication and texting. Both of which we all know are as reliable as 3 wheeled cars. Guess my point is if you hear something in school, especially a large school, it's probably not true. Or at least it's a portion of the truth.