Cobb

I like the kid, too, although I empathize with his mother who said she clearly can't leave him home alone anymore.

Yeah, I've got respect for that kid too. Since the war has continued to go on I have often thought of what would happen if a bunch of US civilians just got fed up enough to go to Iraq and attempt to do things themselves. Now we have one example to study.

Just last night I was talking with my roomate about how I have this "feeling" that Texas and Vince Young are going to pull a win tonight somehow. I know it isn't probable, but still I think this will be an exciting game to watch.

A friend of mine also just started playing Half Life 2. I am not a first-person-shooter type of gamer, but from my view over his shoulder I could tell a lot of thought was put into that game.

I think the talent on the field is roughly comparable, but I know Mack Brown is not as good as Pete Carroll in coaching in big games or making in-game adjustments. SC's defense will have their hands full, but I think they're up to it. Texas' O-line is better at pass protection than either Michigan or Oklahoma. So, if Vince has time, it will be back and forth all night. If Frostee brings the pain, it'll look alot like last year.

I don't agree with the logic of this kid. To go into a war zone for the sake of covering a story for a school newspaper is kind of poorly thought out. For one if something would have happen to him everyone would be talking about how dumb the trip was. Most real journalist can't even get insurance and backing from their papers to go to that area why should some little boy try to do it without any?

I don't agree with the logic of this kid. To go into a war zone for the sake of covering a story for a school newspaper is kind of poorly thought out. For one if something would have happen to him everyone would be talking about how dumb the trip was. Most real journalist can't even get insurance and backing from their papers to go to that area why should some little boy try to do it without any?

I don't agree with the logic of this kid. To go into a war zone for the sake of covering a story for a school newspaper is kind of poorly thought out. For one if something would have happen to him everyone would be talking about how dumb the trip was. Most real journalist can't even get insurance and backing from their papers to go to that area why should some little boy try to do it without any?

I don't agree with the logic of this kid. To go into a war zone for the sake of covering a story for a school newspaper is kind of poorly thought out. For one if something would have happen to him everyone would be talking about how dumb the trip was. Most real journalist can't even get insurance and backing from their papers to go to that area why should some little boy try to do it without any?

I don't agree with the logic of this kid. To go into a war zone for the sake of covering a story for a school newspaper is kind of poorly thought out. For one if something would have happen to him everyone would be talking about how dumb the trip was. Most real journalist can't even get insurance and backing from their papers to go to that area why should some little boy try to do it without any?

I don't agree with the logic of this kid. To go into a war zone for the sake of covering a story for a school newspaper is kind of poorly thought out. For one if something would have happen to him everyone would be talking about how dumb the trip was. Most real journalist can't even get insurance and backing from their papers to go to that area why should some little boy try to do it without any?

I don't agree with the logic of this kid. To go into a war zone for the sake of covering a story for a school newspaper is kind of poorly thought out. For one if something would have happen to him everyone would be talking about how dumb the trip was. Most real journalist can't even get insurance and backing from their papers to go to that area why should some little boy try to do it without any?

I don't agree with the logic of this kid. To go into a war zone for the sake of covering a story for a school newspaper is kind of poorly thought out. For one if something would have happen to him everyone would be talking about how dumb the trip was. Most real journalist can't even get insurance and backing from their papers to go to that area why should some little boy try to do it without any?

I don't agree with the logic of this kid. To go into a war zone for the sake of covering a story for a school newspaper is kind of poorly thought out. For one if something would have happen to him everyone would be talking about how dumb the trip was. Most real journalist can't even get insurance and backing from their papers to go to that area why should some little boy try to do it without any?

Uhh...
When you talk smack on the 'net and it's wrong, you gots ta pay the cost....

Trojans you said?

Nita, how logical were you at 16? I would not have gone, but it's because I wouldn't have had the means or the guts. Not because of my logic.