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PETA is ridiculous. I have a few friends who are Vegan, yet refuse to associate with PETA because of how they go about campaigning. I went to see PETA's Sr. Researcher give a speech at ASU about a month ago on animal testing/dissection at the school and basically what I picked up from the whole speech is that PETA refuses to accept that people with other view points have rights too. They will do anything to get their point across, yet will not acknowledge anyone elses rights who don't agree, even when respectful about it.

Looks like a waste of money on all fronts to me.

Well in that case, what did you think of the brand? I need halfway decent/ lower end price wise luggage to get me back home to Ohio from Arizona at the end of May.

Are the bags sold yet?

My stomach hurts from laughing so hard.

I tried to get my brothers bike out but the damned thing wouldn't start. I was pretty disappointed.

Yes.

Yeah it is. I would feel bad for him, except for the fact that he has to wear it as a result of his 3rd O.V.I. As much as it would suck to have to wear one, I think they are a good thing.

My friend has to wear one of those for the next five years.

How cheap is cheap? My brother has two surround sound systems. I'm gonna see him Wednesday, I can ask how much he'd be willing to let one go for.

I've always wondered if that program was any good too. $500.00 pretty pricey though. Although if you do any kind of customer service bi-lingual people usually make more money than non.

That's so awesome that the lowlife got caught. If my computer was even worth $250.00 I'd buy lo-jack for it too lol.

I have a Canon Rebel DSLR and have also used my ex girlfriends Nikon D40 many times. As far as user controls I like the Canon a lot more. I think its much easier to navigate the settings while shooting. As far as the need for one, that's for you to decide. I started with a "hybird" or ZLR meaning zoom lens reflex. With a ZLR you have the full ability to customize your shots as far as aperature, shutter speed, etc. ZLR cameras have come a long way as far as zooming capabilities and photo quality. Also with a ZLR you don't have to get into the investment of lenses which get very pricey. The downfall however, is that if you do end up learning enough to use the camera to its full potential, you have already spent money on a ZLR and you'll be ready for an SLR.