One day, when our high school algebra teacher was running late, we all took out our history books. When he arrived, we convinced him he was in the wrong classroom, and he left. Didn't work a second time. Something about a learning curve, I guess.

I mean really! We haven't heard enough of her by now?

Behar leaving, Hasselbeck sent off. Now get rid of the rest of them and all will be well.

No, not true, and how would you know for certain to the contrary?

What would a denial matter when so many, without proof or facts, have already made their sordid conclusions. In our age, the more salacious an accusation, the more it must be true. How sad.

It's ridiculous on every level.

I don't feel it should be an issue. So why is so much made of it? And, sadly, it sometimes seems like a trend or bandwagon the way the media handles it.

I find that Wawa coffee is much better than Dunkin' Donuts. Sorry their stores are in a few limited areas.

If these atheists are so sure of their position, why do they seem to jump on every imaginable and inconceivable situation so frantically? Afraid that faith might be the better option...?