Bill Clinton

Many of us have heard Bill Clinton referred to as the first Black President. I never knew who had said it, but always understood it to mean that Bill Clinton supported policy's perceived as beneficial to the Black Community.

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ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK III and IV

Escape From New York III is set in the dystopian future of 2008, where the world is embroiled in World War III (this time a war on Terror) and an overwhelming wave of crime that is plaguing the United States, especially New York City. (Source: http://www.answers.com/topic/escape-from-new-york with my slight changes). This time Snake Plissken has to go to New York to save the President from an absolute, evil, conniving, totally domineering, ungenuine, imperturbable force. Plissken goes to New York to save former President Bill Clinton from Hillary Clinton.

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Christmas Party Games Are NOT Just for Kids!

Not all Christmas games have to be for children, or have to be serious.

Good gracious, adults like to let their hair down and have a good, silly time too.

Here are several fun Christmas party games to get you started...

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former frontrunner Kerry!

(I'm back, people!... BBJ)

Re: Mr. John Kerry:
Well, here we are ladies and gentlemen, a few days before mid-term elections, a short two years before the national elections. We Democrats have everything going for us. We're going to undo the damage in Iraq, the damage to our world reputation, bring the economy back into focus: we've got it "made in the shade"! And who is our front runner for president (Hillary notwithstanding), our brave and noble outspoken spokesman? None other than the honorable John Kerry!

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In 1998 we moved to Texas. Bill Clinton was president and the price of gas was 96 cents a gallon. For $10.00 I could put over 10 gallons of gas in my car which would provide a full day of shopping and some more.

Today, George W. Bush is president. You know the OIL guy? For $10.00 I can put in about 3 gallons which will hardly get me out of my neighborhood.

The 10 gallons of gas I bought in 1998 for $9.60 now costs me $28.00 and some change.

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