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Perhaps you should set a height limit on signature images of, say, 100 pixels so that users won't have to scroll past excessively large images to get to the next post.
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Originally posted by SinisterMotives
Perhaps you should set a height limit on signature images of, say, 100 pixels so that users won't have to scroll past excessively large images to get to the next post.
Originally posted by jimnyc
I don't believe vBulletin has the option to preset that. Let me look further.
Originally posted by jones
Everyone, the whole world disagrees with this
The support of VOTERS in your OWN party is wavering
Polls be damned! its bs
Originally posted by wonderwench
I know it's bull from my memories of O'Neill's comments during his stint in this White House. At the time, his lack of discretion was often commented upon.
He was not a team player. That is why he is out.
And he is now trying to exact revenge. It is rather unusual for a departing cabinet secretary to take 19,000 secret documents.
Originally posted by bamthin
Wow. Where's the link to prove that he took 19,000 secret documents? Where's the link to prove he took ONE secret document?
-Bam
Originally posted by jimnyc
Where's the link to prove anything in his book or coming out of his mouth now is true?
Originally posted by bamthin
I suppose
Originally posted by jimnyc
What, being clueless?
Originally posted by jimnyc
What, guys getting fired and stealing sensitive documents on their way out?
Originally posted by Bullypulpit
Nah, just seeing Howdy-Doody (<i>Dubbyuh <b>does</b> look like Howdy-Doody</i>) outed for the monster he really is. While Bill "Goatboy" Clinton couldn't (can't ) keep his pecker in his pants, consensual sex in the Oval Office pales beside lying to justify a war of aggression.
Originally posted by jimnyc
#1 - your link is bogus
#2 - has anything written by O'neill been verified by showing the documents he has yet?
Come back again when he's willing to backup his statements, and you learn how to link properly.
Jan. 13 President Bush ordered the Pentagon to explore the possibility of a ground invasion of Iraq well before the United States was attacked on Sept. 11, 2001, an official told ABCNEWS, confirming the account former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill gives in his new book.
I say, nominate Mr. O'Neil for the highest civilian honor Congress can bestow.
Originally posted by jimnyc
And? This started with the Clinton Administration. Not exactly startling information. Is this all he has from 19,000 documents?
"The president told his Pentagon officials to explore the military options, including use of ground forces,"
There the Bushites go again asking not to be identified. I guess I can understand in this case though. We all see what happens when you speak out against Dubya.