So when do you think Irvines record will be broken?

Irvine retired in 1973 so thats 37 years now his record has stood. Considering that especially good wingers often get shifted to centre or fullback these days when do you think the record will be broken? Who in todays game has the best chance ?

Should Rodeos be Banned for Animal Welfare Reasons?

Recent Rodeos in our state had incidences where animals were severely injured and had to be destroyed after suffering for hours. Consequently a suggestion has been made to ban rodeos.

Who's winning between President Obama and the conservatives?

Actually the truth is that the conservatives had nothing to do with sherrod getting fired,That was all the whitehouse,The conservatives actually had her back,So you fail,but most liberals do so don't trip

Wrestlemania?

The word out that i have heard is that Chemotherapy was the reason they put the loser hair story line was added to wrestlemania. I dodnt know if it is Vience or a famile member for the hair shaving. anyone else have a clue?

Have you ever had your radio rockin' to a heavy metal station?

Are you kidding me? The so called "metal" stations here don't even play metal. It's all bs. I listen to my OWN metal. alot heavier than anything radio would play. Thats why Radio is garbage.

Looking for a suggestion on a flowering plant...?

I have a lot of green shrubs and plants in the front yard. Aside from a hanging basket with some petunias in it, there is very little color up front. I would like to plant flowers or a flowering bush to liven up the front of the house. Pink, white, or blue would be great. Had considered peonies but I'm looking for something that is continously flowering all summer rather than just a spring bloom. The front of the house faces north. I'm in Minnesota. The new plants would be located directly in front of the house. The eaves extend about 3 feet. So the area is shaded most of the day. In the peak of summer it will get about 3 hours of direct sun. Otherwise it's just getting ambient light.

Can Lawyers be held liable for their client lieing?

My past experience with attorneys has always been to provide them proof of allegations I made against my ex husband in regard to violating family court orders. Is this a rule all attorneys follow or just the ones I have dealt with in the past? Would it be ethical for an attorney to just go by what someone tells them is the truth without asking for validation of the facts? By this I mean verifying and submitting to the court the affidavit their client swore to without getting any proof except what their client told them?