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For those who want new site, we are creating a new site which has the option for users to create polls, raves. It also has the blog, forum, chat, timeline, groups, photos, videos, points and member levels. The site would cost around 700 to 1000 dollars and will take a month.

 
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Re: Hockey Yay or Nay?

YAY!!

Re: New discussion categories?

Hi, if you mouse over Ask in General, a drop down menu will appear with the different categories.

Americans who share “technical data” about a firearm without first obtaining permission would face time in jail.

ALERT: Obama Issues "Gag Order" to BAN Americans From Talking About Major Issue

President Barack Obama and his accomplices in the federal government attempted to issue an ostensible "gag order" that would ban everyday Americans from talking about guns.

Obama's administration reportedly wanted to retool the International Traffic in Arms Regulations to make it so that Americans must first obtain federal permission before they can share any sort of "technical data" about a firearm — think "blueprints, drawings, photographs, plans, instructions or documentation" — on the Internet.

The lobbying arm of the National Rifle Association accurately described this proposal as "a massive new prior restraint on free speech."

"This is because all such releases (of technical data) would require the 'authorization' of the government before they occurred," the NRA explained on its website. "The cumbersome and time-consuming process of obtaining such authorizations, moreover, would make online communication about certain technical aspects of firearms and ammunition essentially impossible."

But that's the point. Obama has failed at imposing direct gun control on Americans, so now he aspires to infringe on our right to merely talk about guns.

In fact, if the proposal becomes law, then Americans who share "technical data" about a firearm without first obtaining permission would face time in jail.

The good news is that the public, including you, has until August 3 to submit comments about this proposal. You can submit comments at regulations.gov or email the government directly at [email protected], though you must use the following subject line: "ITAR Amendment—Revisions to Definitions; Data Transmission and Storage." (H/T Breitbart)

http://conservativetribune.com/obama-issues-gag-order/?utm_source=MailChimp&utm_medium=email&utm_content=featured-stories&utm_campaign=DailyEmail06.10.15

Re: What is your favourite chocolate?

Re: Cookies - Chewy or Crunchy?

Somewhere in the middle.

Re: McDonald's - Yay or Nay?

Yay för mig!

Re: The Hunger Games

I have seen all the movies and look forward to the latest one out in November.

Re: Spiders... Like them or not?

I like them pretty much:)
 

Re: The Hunger Games

I have only read a little bit of the book but then didn´t find it so interesting. But would probably have found it interesting if I just had kept reading. But I really liked the movie!