Ted's a douche that isn't worthy of the attention. Dee is a pretty intelligent guy and should take aim at something interesting/constructive.
Originally Posted by Jimmy James
Dolls are almost always much larger than figurines and action figures and will often come with clothing that can be removed almost completely. They should also possess a certain amount of posability.
Dolls will often have removable clothing, down to the figures "skin" and will possibly have other interchangeable outfits that can be purchased separately.
Dolls may be smaller than 12 inches, but as long as they still have clothing that can be completely removed.
As much as Ted Nugent is a douche, I don't think I blame anyone for dodging out of the clusterfuck that was Vietnam. Oh, and I think Nugent is a douche, just so you know where I stand on the whole Nugent is a douche issue. He is. A douche.
I was a conscientious objector during the Vietnam war, and served 2 years alternate civillian duty. When I first applied for CO status, the draft board rejected it and classified me 1A, eligible for service. I appealled that decision, but was prepared to go to jail if the appeal was denied. Others, though, took other ways out.
tiltsta wrote: As much as Ted Nugent is a douche, I don't think I blame anyone for dodging out of the clusterfuck that was Vietnam.
Indeed. I have nothing against Nugent for not wanting to be involved with Vietnam, even for the wholly mercenary reason that he has stated. Nor do I have anything against him for his rather unorthdox method of avoiding being drafted.
What bothers me is that he avoided it then, but wants to be the big tough-talker now.
Agreed. That kind of reeks of hypocrisy on his part, but I'm old enough to realize how I thought 25 years ago is not how I think now. Of course, I'm not wrapping myself in the flag and pointing out who isn't a 'real American' like old Ted. My dad would probably call him a worthless hippie who gave nothing for the bounty he has received.
Originally Posted by Tom Fucherheigen
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