Things people in the US are absolutely sure of but are completely unproven.

Okay, two.

Rhyming costs extra.

(bolding mine)
:eek:
I didn’t even know Johnny was seeing anyone!

That’s why I didn’t have enough money for the rhyming.

P.S. Get the rim job. :smiley:

It’s somebody elses fault.

Gee, I’ve always thought Oswald acted alone and that there were far too many “other parties” being mentioned for it to be credible. I mean, they ALL couldn’t have been in on it. Sometimes you can over-analyze a situation to the point of making everyone cynical about the veracity of ANY answer. Sometimes the simplest answer is the answer. I don’t know too many people who subcribe to the “everybody BUT Oswald did it” theory. Maybe I just hang out with the wrong people.
I also believe OJ did it, and Sam Sheppard did it. Call me naive, but the conspiracy theorists have really made me want to embrace my naivete. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.

Jim Samuels said:

“The United States is like the guy at the party who gives cocaine to everybody and still nobody likes him.”

Heh.

Tibs.

JFK was a great man.

Europeans are culturally and ideologically superior.

Social Security is a good idea.

Sometimes you feel like a nut. Sometimes you don’t.

crunch

There, you happy?

crunch

Damn.

kittenblue, maybe it’s me who’s hanging out with the wrong people. I have mixed feelings about conspiracy nuts. On one hand, they’re so much freakin’ fun! On the other hand, they make it hard to have a serious discussion about certain subjects without hearing about the latest Discovery Channel special that ties aliens, NAFTA, teamsters, the Royal Family, gnomes, and Elvis to the subjects in question.

Rice-A Roni is the San Francisco treat.

The people who actually play the arcade games do have a use for the big, gaudy square stickers with vague three-word messages!

Sorry, just had to throw that one in (still irks me to no end to this day).