Chapter Two wrote:Interesting putting Feyerabend in the same category as the other two. I suppose 'greatest mind' equates with 'most famous'.

It could.

I have to be in the mood for that sort of stuff he does

Personally I prefer just simply thick slabs of corned beef/pastrami betwixt the rye, which is slathered in mustard.......no mas.

Utter, complete crapola. The end.

Karl Popper was the greatest mind- along with Rudy Carnap, Thomas Kuhn and maybe, just maybe, Paul Feyerabend (funny note: according to a former professor of mine who took an undergrad class of his at UC Berkeley, Feyerabend liked to take walks and talk to himself whilst waving his hands around) - i...

GWB took responsibilty inasfar as the federal government failed in repsonding to hurricane and its aftermath. He did not take responsibility for the failings at other levels of government, i.e. state and local level. Mayor Nagin in my opinion ought to be charged with criminal negligence for his hand...

When I was about ten years old or so, I recall going somewhere with my dad and seeing a large, beat-up american station wagon on the Kennedy with a large white-trash looking woman at the helm. As I recall there were alot of stickers on this car, but the one I'll never forget read: "Don't Cut Me Off ...

200 USD for a foreign made Stratocaster which I in turned modified......though I play a Gibson ES-333 just as much, and that was significantly more expensive, obviously.

The best car I have yet to own is my '02 Elantra GT. It casts a great balance between style and function. It has no extraneous gadgetry, it's not overstyled or pretensiously styled, it runs well, has plenty of pickup, and has the smoothest clutch I've yet to find in that class of car. It is what it ...

for those of you who live in the Chicagoland area, I'd like to get some opinions on who makes the best Italian beef in Chicagoland...........

-Matt