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March Stundie Nominations

I nominate truethat.

truethat said:
The idea I have is that when a parent finds a small child missing from her bed, they may panic and do all sorts of things you don't see as rational.
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No way. I respectfully disagree. If I knew my child was abducted and that the cuddle cat that she had held last, was the thing that the abductor had touched I would put it in an airtight container and never touch it.
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I realise this isn't quite up there with the twoofer stuff, but I thought it was fairly off-the-wall in context.

A panicking mother who finds her child is missing would be expected to "know" she had been abducted, and "know" that a certain object would have been touched by the abductor, and would therefore immediately put the object in an airtight container.

Any other behaviour is highly suspicious.

Rolfe.
 
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Nothing spectacular here, just some typical birther logic from "Fred Fusmucker."

I find it interesting that there is so much moaning and grinding of teeth about a simple law requiring the showing of a birth certificate to get on a ballot as a candidate for a political office that has as it's many qualifications that one is a citizen that was actually born of parents that were themselves "Natural Born Citizens".
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http://dyn.politico.com/members/for...d=1&threadid=5177123&start=301&CurrentPage=11
 
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