I think it's important to know as much as we can about important figures in American history and I do appreciate the article here. However, you also must remember that this is just one piece of the greater picture. You can't let only the negatives of a person or event define it entirely.

Jefferson is a prime example. If you ask people today about Thomas Jefferson you will hear more about him having sex with a slave than anything else.

Well as long as they're happy I guess...

Yeah I agree; two thumbs up!

Someone in charge may want to clean up these posts that came from the millionaire giving money away topic.

That was well done.

"Humans failing to measure up to the standards humans set for themselves is a reason they shouldn't spread?"

Well put Tertium.

They could create a truly amazing commercial if they manage to reproduce this stuff. Treking through the frozen arctic and uncovering the whiskey of a lost era. Then, rushing it back to the lab *CSI Montage* and now it can be yours!

I know this is really old, but the link is private now.

REMEMBER ME!

I think everyone is a crappy driver from time to time, we just forget or don't realize when we're the ones screwing up. However, we'll be upset beyond belief when that SUV has the gall to get in front of us without a turn signal.

That's gross!

It's kind of sad that many people only think of American food as: McDonald, KFC, Wendys, Taco Bell. This is honestly just the lowest rung of food (quality and taste wise) that Americans eat.

I also think the problem is that the foods we eat is so varied and dependent on regions and culture that it becomes difficult to say what is "American Food". Someone from Baltimore might point out crab cakes, In New Orleans it might be Crawfish, and in Charleston they might say Barbecue Ribs.

I wonder how many irrational fears are out there that are completely inspired by movies or other fiction.

I know sometimes, late at night when I close the fridge door from the side, I half expect someone to be standing behind it staring at me.

Now in my entire life, I've never had anything like that happen, but I've seen it so many times in horror movies that it puts me on edge sometimes.

Oh wow.

Dennys and Waffle house were the only ones I recognized off the bat.

My head hurts.