. ;)Gregory, I will definitely check out that link as most of that is greek to me. ;)Thanks all, I look forward to more info/questions!

[b]Okay see here it is, check it:

I live down in a caldisack right,and in a really nice house. Well I've got this gorgeous view of the lake...bald eagles in the air, beautiful gees flapping and hollering, and one he...

The Greeks are harbingers of things to come (no big revelation there).

Greek citizens are rightfully upset they're going to have to feel the pain of their government's extravagance.

You will notice its old name before the country came into existance was still iraq.Historically, Iraq was known in Europe by the Greek exonym 'Mesopotamia' (Land between the rivers); after the foundation of the Kingdom of Iraq in 1932, it became known by its ancient endonym 'Iraq'.

Most had a Bible and others had Greek philosophers.

Gee Marc, what I'm hearing is let the poor go defend the country and let us who are attempting to profit from any opportunity left in the country stay here and reap the benefits at the cost of others.Let the poor work at the desk in the Homeland Security Office answering the phone, cutting the cost of adminstration for the government, while others try to make a contribution by making money and paying taxes.Guess you're lucky you were not born in Greece in ancient times, where every boy was groomed to be a warrior and those who were not fit simply killed.

Special interest, corruption, and self indulgence go back to the ancient empires of Greek and Rome.

No, I don't want to be a famous Greek hero, but I do want to escape the rat race like most other men and women in this community.

Compare that to buying an older home and the furnace goes out right after you move in, the plumbing is ancient and the inspector somehow failed to notice the large stress cracks in the foundation.It has only been a few months that I have been living in my home and everything has been working out great so far!