Its an indication that he doesnt like u and that ur not good in bed. Gimme some tougher qs to answer.

We all know women wouldn't pay extra for watching some drunk guy get up and dance. I think that solves the riddle of why there's no men's nights at the bar.

"Ladies Night is now illegal,’’ said Horner, a 59-year-old corporate speaker, who says he’s been on an anti-feminist crusade since his wife left him with two young children several years ago and he regularly encountered discrimination against men.

"This is now a violation of law. I will now make it a point to visit as many ladies nights as I can every week. I’ll have my rights violated, then I’ll sue them in county court and collect my $500 (each time),’’ Horner said. "I feel it could net me $3,000 to $4,000 a week easy and I’m going to do it. It takes me five minutes to be discriminated against.’’

Basque Denial Clouds Role of Militants in Bombing

MADRID, Jan. 3 (AP) — Basque separatists said Wednesday that they were surprised by the car bombing on Saturday of a garage at Madrid’s international airport, and they insisted that a nine-month-old cease-fire was still in effect. The government blamed the Basque armed militant group ETA for the attack.

The bombing prompted the government to suspend plans for peace talks with the separatists.

On Wednesday searchers found the body of one of two men missing in the rubble of the five-story garage, the police said.

Pernando Barrena, a leader of Batasuna, ETA’s outlawed political wing, said that there was no proof ETA was responsible and that the group had not issued a statement claiming responsibility, as it usually does. “The political process has not been broken,” he said. The last fatal attack by the separatist group was more than three years ago.

But a caller who had warned authorities before the explosion said he represented ETA.

Another senior member of Batasuna, Joseba Álvarez, told Basque Radio that the bombing had taken the party by surprise, even though party officials recently said peace efforts were in crisis.

“Nobody expected an attack like the one in Madrid,” Mr. Álvarez said. The bombing wounded 26 people, in addition to the man whose body was found and the missing man.

Batasuna and ETA moderates who favored negotiations appear weakened after the bombing. Their comments on Wednesday also suggested a split between ETA, whose initials stand for Basque Homeland and Liberty in the Basque language, and Batasuna, a split that could further complicate attempts to negotiate a solution to the Basque region’s decades-long struggle for autonomy.

Batasuna is seeking recognition as a legal political party. During the cease-fire, it has asked that Basque separatists now in prisons throughout Spain be transferred to their region, in northwestern Spain.

Shortly after the bombing, the government suspended plans for peace talks with the separatists. On Tuesday the interior minister, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, went further, saying the process was “broken, over, liquidated.”

The body that was found Wednesday in the rubble was that of an Ecuadorean immigrant, Carlos Alonso Palate, 35, a National Police official said. Mr. Palate was believed to have been sleeping in a car at the time of the explosion.

Another Ecuadorean, Diego Armando Estacio, 19, who was sleeping in another parked car, remains missing.

Alfonso del Alamo, director of Madrid’s emergency services, said 154 charred cars had been removed from the site, all so severely damaged that they were unrecognizable as vehicles. More than 600 cars were in the garage at the time of the explosion, which caused a major fire.

The Madrid city government has estimated that 40,000 tons of rubble will have to be removed from the site, at the airport’s new Terminal 4.

The last fatal attack that ETA has acknowledged was in May 2003, a car bombing that killed two policemen in Sangüesa, in the north.

Until the truce, ETA had kept up relatively low-scale attacks on targets like empty buildings, apparently taking pains to avoid loss of life. The group’s campaign for an independent Basque state has killed more than 800 people since the 1960s.

My theory: I notice that the women who are most likely to go topless on the beach
are unattractive....

...in the recent breast-feeding protest at the airports, I notice most, if not all, were unattractive women. Perhaps it's some sort of hostility towards those women?

I'd really like to see the list of charges this movement has come up with to rally hundreds to sign on to impeach Bush. Do you have a link to this supposed movement website or perhaps their agenda and changes??