Garder 'El G Gande' Goldsmith

Gardner is great! Make him a regular co-host!

37 (58.7%)

He's OK in small doses. Bring him on every few weeks or so.

20 (31.7%)

He was annoying. I hate his haircut. Please, no more Gardner.

0 (0%)

Fire Manwich! Hire El G Grande!!

6 (9.5%)

Total Members Voted: 26

[sillyperson]

Is it that hard to email them and ask?   

Done.

[Johnson]

I said it on air, I believe. January 1st (roundabouts). I think I am the only one who has set a date.

[Porcupine_in_MA]

I said it on air, I believe. January 1st (roundabouts). I think I am the only one who has set a date.

Great to hear! Make sure to notify Janepuke so she will know where to move in NH to be close to you. She is your biggest fan afterall. In all seriousness though, where in NH are you planning on moving?

[Johnson]

Keene makes sense.

[One two three]

Keene makes sense.

How so?  Do you have a job there?  If not, you could move to a place like Hillsboro and work in Concord 5 days a week and help co-host in Keene 6 nights per week

[Johnson]

First Question: Yes. Free Talk Live.

Next: Why would I want to destroy an hour and a half 2+ hours of my day every day by living in Hillsboro?

[Rillion]

I'd like to teach at Dartmouth.  But the sad thing is that if the FSP takes hold, it would most likely put me out of a job. 

[sillyperson]

I'd like to teach at Dartmouth.  But the sad thing is that if the FSP takes hold, it would most likely put me out of a job. 

Now, now... Dartmouth has a great brand visibility and reputation. It would almost certainly function as a profitable business.

[Rillion]

I'd like to teach at Dartmouth.  But the sad thing is that if the FSP takes hold, it would most likely put me out of a job. 

Now, now... Dartmouth has a great brand visibility and reputation. It would almost certainly function as a profitable business.

Some departments might.  I'm pessimistic about the chances of any discipline that relies on ideas that the general population does not accept (for example, evolution). 

[sillyperson]

ideas that the general population does not accept (for example, evolution). 

Jeez, where do you live that the majority of people believe Creationism? Kansas?
No.. wait... I don't even want to know

[Johnson]

Well, she probably lives somewhere in the United States.

http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=43957

[sillyperson]

Well, she probably lives somewhere in the United States.
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=43957

Well, that's it.
I am finally in favor of secession!

[Johnson]

Many Libertarians moving to the Free State will be devout christians

[Rillion]

ideas that the general population does not accept (for example, evolution). 

Jeez, where do you live that the majority of people believe Creationism? Kansas?
No.. wait... I don't even want to know

About a third of the population rejects evolution outright, and over half of the population believes that it is "guided by God" (which arguably means they don't really understand it).  Something like half the U.S. population believes that the story of Noah in the Bible, with the global flood and two pairs of every existing animal on a boat, is true....which amounts to rejecting evolution (if you're charitable, or reality itself if you're not) if you really think about it. 

Of the Western industrial world, only Turkey has a lower acceptance rate of evolution than the U.S.A.   We've got a pretty crap record no matter how you look at it.   

Many Libertarians moving to the Free State will be devout christians

Yes, and that frightens me. 

[sillyperson]

Many Libertarians moving to the Free State will be devout christians

will be ARE
They include Russ, Kat, Jason Sorens (when he finally moves), and others.
Now that I have met and chatted with these folks... well, I used to be viciously, rabidly and vocally anti-christian.
Now that I have met some pretty smart people who do NOT use their religion as an excuse to stampede my rights.... I'm a viciously, rabidly, nonconfrontationally quiet anti-christian.